Dear Sillies,
I had a Birthday yesterday, a very Happy one.
Age is a weird thing that I've kept under the radar.
Guess how old I am now.
Look who signed my Birthday cake!
We'll just excuse the shaky writing. Bernie Sanders is approximately twice my age but still the one. Gosh darn, that Bernie.
Happy birthday, Robyn! I try not to acknowledge birthdays but my wife insists.
ReplyDeleteHa. I know. After 50 -gulp- it's tough to even say or see the number. Before that, too.
DeleteThanks, Alex.
Happy Birthday, Robyn, you mere slip of a girl! Your Bernie cake ROCKS. I assume it was a CHOCOLATE cake?
ReplyDeleteActually, the only form of chocolate I don't like is chocolate cake in the form of birthday cake. Chocolate filling and all is great, any other chocolate desserts. But chocolate cake is -dare I say?- wrong. So this one is vanilla cake and praline ice cream. Thanks, Debra.
DeleteBernie loves you and always will. He loves you even more than you love him. How do I know? He told me in bed last night. That cake had better be chocolate.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
HAHAHAHA! Ahh, thank you for the assurance, Janie. Bernie has a good pecker. I mean picker. Oops.
DeleteLove ya.
Happy Birthday dear! I hear Bernie has a lap dance planned for you !!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd I for him, Mistress. But I didn't go full throttle, if you know what I mean, and you do, because he's twice my age and tender hearted.
DeleteHugs. Gratitude.
HBD! 35 this year?
ReplyDeleteThis year and every year, Mike.
DeleteThank you.
A very happy belated birthday. How old are you? Old enough. Or as my father often said, as old as your eyes and a little older than your teeth.
ReplyDeleteThat's a unique fatherly perspective, EC. Smiles.
DeleteThank you, friend.
Happy speed limit! Glad you still haven’t reached maximum speed in most places. Bernie’s a good icer, even with a shaky hand.
ReplyDeleteYeah, Mitchell, it's nice having flexibility to speed things up when I feel like it. Woohoo.
DeleteBernie puts his heart into it all.
And well, if you ask me or JJ, other stuff.
Happy birthday! I hit 55 earlier this year. Still can't drive it, either.
ReplyDeleteI remember when they changed the speed limit to 65. I was opposed, because I thought we should keep it safely at 55. How young and naive I was.
DeleteTY, Diane.
Happy Birthday Robyn! Keep motoring on, you crazy woman. Glad Bernie spelled his name right. All the best for the year, my friend.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Thank you, Joanne.
DeleteBernie's an excellent speller. He spelled my name right too.
Hugs.
As my mom used to say, women stay 25 for life. At least in their minds. lol I turned 51 this year. Happy birthday.
ReplyDeleteHaha. Happy 25th to you, Mary!
DeleteHappy Birthday, dear Robyn. I will try guessing your age "under the radar" road sign at 55. My 2 oldest offspring are within 5 years of that, but I don't know what that would be in "man years". "Dog years" are generally around 7 times human years. "Man years" probably run a respectable second. But for real humans, like you, we'll try for longevity --even endure visits to the vet, because life with you is well worth it.
ReplyDeleteAh, Geo, you're the sweetest. Thank you, my dear friend. Quality and longevity - may life be filled with both for you and me, and I do believe it's been. So we shall keep on keeping on past the speed limit (or at a snail's pace.).
DeleteLove to you.
My cake writing skills are equivalent and I don't have elderly status as an excuse.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday!!!
Me too. I mean, oops, I do have elderly status as an excuse for anything and everything now - right? Oh, I'll just use it selectively. Yikes and yippee.
DeleteThank you, Elizabeth.
Mind blowing post
ReplyDeleteHappy (belated) Birthday, Robyn! Once you hit 50, every year after that you subtract a number instead of adding one. :)
ReplyDeleteHappy belated birthday!! I’m so sorry I missed it but I think Bernie has a smile on his face.
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