Look, up in the sky. It's a Bird, man, but could very easily have been a Bookman!Happy Birthday to me
Happy Birthday to me... well, you get the picture.
If Mom did not lie to me, this picture was snapped on Devon Street, my parents first home.
He's a 'big boy' now!
Happy Birthday to you, Birdman (or Bookman?). Have a nice day.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to you...all the best wishes...a lovely photo...
ReplyDeleteAnd such a cutey pie. Indeed, happy birthday to you.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday to you, Birdman!! I hope that my wonderful friend has a wonderful day, week, month, year, decade, . . . LIFE!!
ReplyDeleteAnd the years just fly by!! Great photo!! Happy Natal Day to you, my friend!!
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday to you. Have a great day and don't eat too much cake :)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, beautiful, birdday birthday! May it be a glorious day, a gala week, a grand year.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday, Birdman. Now smile and say cheese!
ReplyDeleteLove ya, bro.
Florida Checks In!
Happy Birthday Birdman! I'm sure you have a great day planned. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Birdman. I'm sure you have a great day planned. Enjoy!!
ReplyDelete♪♫ Happy Birthday to You ♫♪
ReplyDeleteor should I say Happy Birdday?
Either way...have a wonderful day!
☼ Sunny
Happy Birthday! A huge slice of cybercake is headed your way.
ReplyDeleteThis is a precious picture! Your mom must have had a good eye, too. Happy birthday, Birdman/Bookman (why not be both?)!
ReplyDeleteYou seem to have started your love of reading and books WAY back when! I could say "you haven't changed a bit" Happy Birthday !
ReplyDeleteGod, will this never end?
ReplyDelete(Just kidding!) Love you, Birdman, forever and ever.
Happy Birthday, Birdman! I love the photo of you or the photo of the stranger whichever it is.
ReplyDeleteThat must be Birdboy. Cute little fella. Happy birthday Birdman.
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable little boy. Happy birthday indeed to the man he now is. Hope the day was wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHi again,
ReplyDeleteSeeing that clock in the upper right hand corner brings back memories. That clock was in both Stevens and Coyle I'm sure of that, although I must search my memory for just what rooms it appeared in...It had a nautical theme didn't it? Where did it end up I wonder? Thanks for the memory of that clock.