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>I'll be happy to share that with you honey. But >first, I'm sorry your friend moved away. Do you ever >think about what might have happened between you two >if her family hadn't moved? > >Anyway, you asked about my twenty-first birthday so >here you go. >Mark and I got married just before my twenty-first >birthday and as a wedding present our parents got >together to put a big down payment on a house in the >neighborhood I grew up in. By the time my birthday >rolled around, we were already settled in. Rather than >taking a big expensive honeymoon we worked on the >house and such, but we would do little things like >take short trips or he'd treat me to special dinners >and so forth. On my twenty-first birthday, Mark >surprised me with reservations to a fancy restaurant I >had heard about. It was about an hour and a half drive >to get there but I had heard about the restaurant and >was dying to go. I was so excited when he told me that >he was able to get reservations for us the day before >my birthday. I dressed up for the occasion and was >ready a full hour before time to leave. It seemed like >the longest drive in the world, because I was so >excited. When we got there, the place was packed. We >walked up to the Hostess who asked our names. When >Mark told her. She said, "I'm sorry I can't find your >names on here." He said, "Are you joking?" She said, >"No sir." They discussed it for several minutes but >she couldn't find us on the list at all. He explained >that it was my birthday and he had made the >reservations well in advance. She was apologetic but >said there was nothing that could be done. I felt like >crying but I put my arm on Marks' shoulder and said, >"It's ok honey." Then smiled at the hostess and said, >"We'll try another time." So we left and started the >drive home. I was trying to hide my disappointment as >we were driving. On the way home we passed by the >all-night diner we went to for help at four years >earlier when Mark and I were coming back from a >concert and had a wreck. I said, "Baby, let's stop in >there and have dinner." He said, "It's not much of a >present." I said, "it'll be fine, I wonder if that >waitress Marilyn still works there?" So we stopped in >and sure enough she was working and remembered us. She >gave us both a big hug and then congratulated us on >getting married. We chatted with her about that night >we had the wreck. We ordered Steak and Eggs because, >why not? After our food was ready she left us to eat >it. We really enjoyed dinner and when we finished, she >came back to our table and asked if we'd like some >dessert. I asked her what the had and she told me >Cheesecake. Honey, that's my Kryptonite. Mark told her >it was my birthday so she gave me a free large piece >of cheesecake, which was awesome. After we ate we and >said our goodbyes, we headed back home. By then the >disappointment about the other restaurant was pretty >much gone. When we pulled up in the driveway, I >noticed the porch light was off and I thought I had >turned it on as we left. I asked Mark, "Hon, didn't I >turn the light on as we were leaving?" he said, >"Shoot, I must have turned it off as I was coming >out." As we walked in the door, the lights came on and >everybody yelled "SURPRISE!" My Momma and Daddy as >well as Troy and Sammy were all there, Mark's parents, >My Aunt, Uncle and cousins including Cousin Cassie >were all there as well as my best friend Ramona and >her boyfriend Jeff. I knew immediately that Mark had >planned this whole thing. I was so happy I was ugly >crying in front of everybody. I threw my arms around >Mark's neck and said, "God I hate you" and he smiled >and said, "No you don't", to which I said, "No I don't >and kissed him." So everybody sang "Happy Birthday" >and then the younger kids brought out the presents. It >was the best birthday party I had since I was ten. >After all the presents were opened, my dear old Daddy >spoke up and said to my Momma, "Isn't there something >we were supposed to do before we gave her the Birthday >Presents Mother?" Then Momma sat herself down in MY >chair and told me, "Come here Little Girl". I knew >exactly what she had in mind and I started laughing >and said, Oh no, I don't think so." Then Ramona and >Cassie each grabbed me by the arm and pulled me toward >Momma. I'm struggling a little and saying, "OH GOD, >NO, I'm too old for this." Then Troy and Sammy joined >and they dragged me in front of Momma and she looked >at me with a wicked smile and said, "I'm not getting >any younger, Sonya Marie." So I finally gave up and >started to lay across her lap and Mark spoke up and >said, "Baby aren't you forgetting something?" If looks >could kill... I'da been a widow. But then I laughed >and said, "Oh what the hell." I reached under my dress >and slipped my panties down, then lay across Momma's >lap. When She flipped up my skirt, everybody started >cheering, I lay there bare butt up hoping like hell >no one was taking pictures. Thank God no one did. >Momma started giving me the birthday spanking while >everybody else counted out loud. This one stung a >little more than any she had previously given me. >After the twenty-one swats, one to grow on I yelled, >NO PINCHES, I don't need to grow any more inches". But >she gave me a big pinch on my now red butt and then a >couple of additional playful smacks. She let me up and >I quickly pulled up my panties, then I sat on her lap >put my arms around her and gave her a huge hug and >kissed her on the cheek, telling her I love her. When >I got up Daddy got me in one of his big bear hugs and >held me tight and kissed me too. Then I walked over to >Mark, punched him on the arm and then gave him another >kiss. He rubbed his arm then he said, "I have one more >present for you. He handed me a birthday card and in >it was a letter. It was from the restaurant he took me >to. They wished me a Happy Birthday and we had VIP >Reservations for four for the following night. > >I always thought Mark could be sneaky when he wanted >to be, but I had no idea how sneaky he really was. >Don't think he didn't get something special after the >party when everybody went home. By the way, we took >Ramona and Jeff as our guests for dinner the next >night. That restaurant was everything I heard it was >and more. It was a great night and there was one more >surprise even Mark wasn't expecting. After we had >gotten our desserts. Jeff stood up proposed toast to >us and wished me a happy birthday. Then he turned to >Ramona proposed a toast to her. In his toast he >mentioned how his best friend and her best friend just >up and got married leaving them behind. Which made >everybody laugh. Then "There's only one thing I can >do," He got down on one knee and asked her to marry >him. She absolutely said yes. >It was an unforgettable birthday. > >There you go Cliff, I hope you enjoyed reading this. I >was certainly happy to share it. If you have any other >questions, please ask.

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