Today is the beloved husband’s birthday. It’s a big one. Really a BIG ONE! In days of yore, we would do large celebrations but today will be low key.
We are both early risers but we like to start the day slowly. That’s a change from bouncing out of bed ready to conquer the world. (Remember when we were kids and couldn’t wait to see what our present was? Good times!)
Originally, we were going to start the day with breakfast out. That’s something we both enjoy. Eggs and nice smelly bacon! Yum. However, during the getting up and ready process we decided to have breakfast for lunch. That allows us to ease into the day slowly (and me to have my morning mocha!).
Since tomorrow is Thanksgiving and I’m cooking, dinner will be simple too. My energy only goes so far. His ability to stay awake only lasts so long! We are a perfect fit at least most of the time.
As a gift, there were obituaries. Several people we know died in the past week or so. One was the exact same age as the beloved husband, We are extra thankful he is upright and healthy, strumming his guitar and drinking his beer.
Tomorrow we will celebrate his and my sister-in-law’s (hers was Tuesday) birthdays with a festive meal. We will be grateful all of us old coots are still upright and laughing. It’s a blessing.
Wishing you all find something special to celebrate and be grateful for.
Happy Happy Birthday!!!!
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Belated Happy Birthday to your BH! Glad you guys had a nice day 🙂
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Thanks!
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Wishing your husband and SIL a very happy belated birthday. Those big ones are a blow in some ways, but a blessing. How wonderful that good health and happy times abound. 🙂
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Yes we are lucky. All are healthy.
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Happy (belated) Birthday to the beloved! Strumming a guitar and drinking beer are good pursuits. 🙂
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Happy Birthday to both of them! I’m delighted that my new granddaughter is in excellent company sharing a birthday with your hubby, who is ” just a good person.”
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Welcome to grandma-hood! You will enjoy it!
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Happy Birthday and have a wonderful Thanksgiving! Good health to all.
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Thanks! To you, your crazy cats and entire household!
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My condolences on the deaths–so thankful you are health, well and writing–Happy Birthday to your husband–hope you have an amazing Thanksgiving.
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We will be happy with a peaceful one!
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Happy birthday to both of them. Hubby looks great for 80 (assuming it is 80 and not 70) … keep doing what you both are doing, even if it is slow motion.
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Slow motion is right!
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Happy Birthday to your Hubs and SIL.
I am still laughing over Bohemian Catsody that Lori linked!
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It is hilarious!
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Happy Birthday!! May they have wonderful years to come!
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I sure hope so!
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Happy birthday to both of them – cheers for the years, even the big ones! Happy Thanksgiving!
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The big ones are better than the alternatives no matter how much we dislike the number.
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Happy Birthday to your husband. Hope you both have a Happy Thanksgiving.
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Me too.
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Happy birthday to the two of them! I’m thrilled you will be celebrating tomorrow.
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I am too!
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Happy birthday to your handsome hubby, and your sister-in-law is looking mighty fine and could be mistaken for many years younger. You’re in good company.
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My SIL is amazing for any age but at 93 it’s remarkable.
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Happy Thanksgiving, Kate. And Happy Birthday to the hubs.
I saw a video today and it made me think of you. Thought I’d share it with you here.
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🙂
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This was hilarious!!
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Happy Birthday to your husband! It’s fun to celebrate a birthday, but it also makes you remember those who have gone on before. Odd how time slides by.
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Somehow you don’t feel it happening until you hit a milestone! Then it’s like whoa! What happened? Where’d the time go?
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Happy Birthday to your Husband and SIL! Hope you enjoyed your breakfast for lunch. I love having breakfast for lunch or dinner. Wishing you and yours a very Happy Thanksgiving!
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Thanks!
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Happy birthday to all the birthdayers in your family!
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We will all celebrate!
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Have a wonderful day!
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Thanks!
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Happy birthday to your husband! Enjoy your Thanksgiving and birthday celebrations.
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Thanks!
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Happy birthday to your Hubby (and SIL too). Enjoy the celebrations!
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Thanks!
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Well Happy Birthday to your hubby and your sister-in-law…..nice to have multiple things to celebrate together isn’t it. I’m doing the whole turkey dinner thing but it will just be me and my guy. We have very little family and while both my Mom and Dad had December birthdays, they’ve both been gone for many years. When I was a little girl though we always went out searching for our annual Christmas tree on December 19th – my Mom’s birthday…….and I still put our tree up here at home on the 19th “for her”. I hope you and yours have a wonderful Thanksgiving Kate!
Hugs, Pam
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Thanks! It will be calm and peaceful here too.
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Have a Happy Thanksgiving and Happy Birthday to your husband and sister-in-law, Kate!
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Thanks!
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Very best birthday wishes to your hubs.And we hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving to top things off.
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I hope so too!
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Happy Birthday to the BH! That’s a lovely sounding, mellow day. Since spouse has his birthday this weekend, I am trying to space out the cooking. Today is the maple cream pie, tomorrow another dessert, and Friday and Saturday are the time-consuming cake.
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Wish I was your next door neighbor! All your stuff sounds lovely! I think my brother is bringing an ice cream cake to celebrate. I’m doing the meal and he’s doing dessert. I picked up some good apples so maybe an apple pie over the weekend but I don’t have time today.
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Congrats and happy birthday to the BH and the SIL! You guys are definitely doing something right – both look great. Keep up the good work, and celebrate every moment, as slowly as you like! I hope your Thanksgiving is wonderful – sounds like you are already giving plenty of thanks…
Deb
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Yes, I’m making the stuffing and a few sides so it’s not so much work tomorrow!
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Have a wonderful day today and tomorrow too!
Happy Birthdays to both celebrants!
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That is the plan! Maybe even the whole weekend!
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Happy thanksgiving and happy birthday to your husband and sister-in-law. I hope you enjoy your brunch.
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I don’t have to cook it so I’ll enjoy it!
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Because music has always been a part of my life, and passing of a singer is always a loss. I was born in 1946, and what is rather disconcerting now are the number of singers/musicians who were born around that same year who are no longer with us. Even worse when they were born later! Also, our parks have many trees that have been dedicated to “departed” individuals, and I am now noticing large numbers of recent plaques showing birth dates after 1946. Nothing like regular reminders about how fragile life is eh!
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Musicians seem to have a short life span. Maybe a hard life lived? Life is indeed fragile.
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Happy birthday to all who will be celebrating how young in spirit they still are, even though another trip around the sun has occurred! And Happy Thanksgiving to you and your loved ones!
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Thank you!
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Happy birthday to the Beloved Husband and your SIL too. Every day that we wake up and can get out of bed and greet the day is a good one. I am especially grateful for our semi-retirement this year, so that on Thanksgiving Day we just have a few visits, and will have time to actually celebrate the day. In the past 15 years we squeezed a quick pre-prepared turkey meal in where we could. We’re still doing the prepared dinner, prepared by a local restaurant we love who provides full T-day dinners each year, but we have a leisurely day in which to enjoy all of it. And the weather will even be decent. Woo hoo
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I’m trying to keep it simple but that’s hard. There are some traditional foods we only have this time of year. If it were only 2 of us, I would definitely seek out a local restaurant for prepared foods.
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