Two reasons to celebrate:
happy birthday
to my
son
and to
America!
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Two reasons to celebrate:
happy birthday
to my
son
and to
America!
Comments are closed.
purpleborough 
Happy Birthday Linda’s son! You picked a good day to be born. 🙂
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Thanks, Bonnie.
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What a great day to come into the world. Happy Birthday to both.
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Thanks, Lori!
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Aw! A little patriot baby 🙂
We had a baby born at the psych hospital this morning, which I found ironic.
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Perhaps it will not need to be in the psych hospital for long! Ironic, yes, but I think I shall view it as a god sign for the baby; any chance?
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I hope so! Can’t wait to find out more about this situation…
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Happy Birthday then!
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Thank you….
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Happy birthday to your son!
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Thank you!
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Hope you were able to celebrate in style – any sort of style will do 😉 Happy Birthday Linda’s son.
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Thank you! I worked on filing things away…my style of holiday!
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This must, indeed, be a special day for you each year, Linda. Fireworks when your baby was born!
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It really is, thank you. He thinks it is the worst day of the year to have a birthday because nobody remembers…it gets lost among all the other celebrations. When he was small he thought they were all for him 🙂
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My daughter feels her birthday gets lost, too, as she was born on New Year’s Eve. So she would commiserate with your son.
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Bless her heart (good southern phrase)! I would think it could get as lost as the Fourth of July. We must have liked fireworks choosing these days to have a child!
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