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I see that Mr. Milfmog is celebrating one today, so :hb: , Sir.

And another one on the same day, but sadly Skip (Since 1982) passed away a few years ago. He is remembered, though.
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Happy birthday Mr. Milfmog! :hb:

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Happy Birthday from the Land of the Zenith Sun, Ian.
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Happy (belated for your area) birthday, Ian...

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Thank you all Gentlemen. You all did better than my 21-year-old, live at home son; he still has not remembered.

Oh well, some things never change...

Have fun,


Ian.
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Turned 59 yesterday...my kids did both call. I spent the day cutting firewood from a friend's huge 100 year old pecan tree that came down in the hurricane. The DOT had pushed it out of the road with a backhoe, so it was a huge tangle of splintered trunks, requiring a lot of sawing just to get to the better firewood. I felt about 89 by the time I had a full pickup load hauled home, and was too tired to go out. We will go out later this afternoon. I'm planning a black outfit with pencil skirt and heavy ballet tights, since its a bit chilly here this weekend. Pecan has that wonderful hickory smell when it burns.
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dillon wrote:Turned 59 yesterday...my kids did both call.

:hb:

A very Happy Birthday to you! It has been a long time since I saw 59, so my advise stay healthy.
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dillon wrote:Turned 59 yesterday...my kids did both call.
Happy birthday, Sir. Hopefully the telephone conversations were genial.
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Franinskirts wrote:
dillon wrote:Turned 59 yesterday...my kids did both call.
A very Happy Birthday to you! It has been a long time since I saw 59, so my advise stay healthy.
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Dillon,

Belated happy 59th. I was offline for a few days. At my last birthday I was of a mind to re-celebrate one long gone, so I jokingly chose the number 59. This gives credence to the expression 'Many happy returns'.

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Thank you all for the kind wishes. We never know what time we have left. Not to sound like the Grim Reaper,what with all the death notices I have posted lately, but I noted journalist Gwen Ifill, of PBS Newshour and Washington Week In Review has passed away of cancer, at age 61...which is not too far away for me. I wish all the correspondents here good health and long happy lives.

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Happy belated birthday youngster.

For sure, Gwen Ifill is a loss.
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