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I feel your pain. And you do get the shaft. My wife and I got married on December 28th. My Better Half really wanted a winter wedding. The holidays tend to blur together, and special events that occur during the holidays — births and marriages — are throw into that blender. That’s called life.
I have friends who have birthdays on the 25th. Not me. I’m mid-December, my Mum is the 22nd, so December birthdays in general suck, but Christmas Day birthdays must suck BIG TIME.
Some friends of mine had twins born on Christmas Day. When the kids were quite young, they asked them to pick another day in the year to celebrate their birthday — and made sure each twin picked a different day just so the day could be special for each one. I always thought that was a great idea.