Monday, 10 February 2014

Tips For Your Best Friend's Birthday Speech

Hello everybody, let me grab a handful of minutes of your attention and congratulate our 

"newly-born", Natalie, on her 26th birthday, and wish her a couple of things. Well, to be 

frank, I am very glad to be here today and to see her celebrate her birthday surrounded by 

friends and close people. 


But first and foremost, Natalie is an amazing person, and on her birthday I'd like to wish 

her simple human happiness. I wish her harmony that comes when all the components of 

life are balanced: when daily work brings delight and in the evening you hurry back home 

to be with your family. I wish Natalie inner comfort when you know that somewhere near, 

at the distance of a phone call, there are old friends who care about you and if you feel 

blue, they will always come to your place with beer and chips to disperse your problems 


with a hearty laugh and recollections of turbulent student days. I wish her a year full of 

pleasant little trifles and joys that give one strength to make great achievements and reach 

one's goals. May Natalie's most cherished dreams come true, as we stand up and raise our 

glasses for her birthday and happiness. 


I have known Natalie since our freshman times in Glasgow University and it is a pleasure 

for me to note that she hasn't changed a bit in five years, and is still a cheerful energizer of 

all our student (now graduate) parties and the soul of the company - I always wondered 

how she contrived to find time for everything, and always came with her home assignment 

ready even after our student carousals late into the night. Besides the evident advantage of 

having her homework always done, Natalie has always been - and is - a good mixer ready 

to listen to a problem and offer some advice. Not less outstanding were her academic 

merits, as this June she graduated with honors, and now works for one of the renowned 

PR-agencies. 

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