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Happy birthday, #GLgirls! Even if today isn’t your b-day (and I’m guessing that’s most of you), it will be within the next 364. I say that still calls for a celebration, mini or massive. Mine was yesterday, and I’m still coming off the sugar high.

Sure, prezzies and cards are great, but nothing takes the cake quite like, well, cake. But as much as I heart those luscious layers, I clearly can’t throw a birthday bash on the daily just for a slice of sweetness. That’s why I found subtle and adorbs ways to keep the b-day vibes going long after the candles are blown out.

Nothing’s tastier than cake batter, other than maybe the cake itself. Just a swipe of this lip balm, and you’ve got cal-free cake quick fix. Yum!

Dylan’s Candy Bar Birthday Cake Batter Lip Saver, $5, ebay.com

A portable piece of cake that won’t mess up your purse? Digging for coins just got a whole lot sweeter.

Slice of Cake Pouch, $16, fredflare.com

Confession: I’m not a fan of sprinkles, whether they’re on ice cream or cake. Rhinestone sprinkles on the other hand? Keep ‘em coming!

Pink Chocolate Cupcake Pendant Necklace, $9, amazon.com

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My b-days the 20th!!! That necklace is pretty cute..

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by Future_soccer_star on 2/28/2013 6:02:06 PM

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If I win a prize today, will I still be able to win something next month? Thanks.

Hey girlie,

I think you can only win a prize every six weeks! Good luck

Meghan D.

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by purplelightning345 on 2/23/2013 8:33:35 PM

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Hi MODerators,
I was recently invited to one of my friends birthday party sleepovers. It seems fun, right? Wrong. She is always sick I mean ALWAYS! And I dont really feel like getting sick. Is their any way I could get out of it? Like what should I tell her? It's also my bro's birthday that weekend so should I say: I would love to come...but my parents want me spending quality time with my bro because its his birthday as well? The thing is shes very investigator-y. Like one time I told her I wasn't feeling well and she asked what I had and what medicine I was taking and things like that!
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Sick-not-welcome-here

hey! honesty is always the best policy. Just tell her you're afraid you might catch a cold from her. Yes she might get mad, and on the surface that sounds kind of harsh, but who are you trying to protect? By lying to her about why you can't come to the party you're essentially saving yourself from the possibility that you might have to deal with her being upset. You could be kind about it too. Say something like, "Honestly, I'm worried about catching a cold from you if I go to your house. I'm sorry, but it's hard for me to admit, and I just want to be a good friend by telling you the truth. What are some ways we can talk about this so that we'll both feel good about the outcome." It's also possible that you could got you your friend's party while taking precautions. bring hand sanitizer and wash your hand often. Don't share food or drinks. If someone's coughing or sneezing without covering their mouths, cover your mouth and go wash your hands. stuff like that. good luck!

Helen S.

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by crosbygal87 on 2/23/2013 2:11:49 PM