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Happy Birthday, Bill! Hope you have a fantastic day.
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H A P P Y B I R T H D A Y, B I L L !
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A Happy Birthday Hut
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Happy Birthday from me too, Bill!
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Have a great day!
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Happy Birthday, old bean! Have a ripping day!
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Happy birthday Billy the Hut. (Nice shed-cake Diane.)
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May the 27th be with you!
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May the 27th be with you!
<<groan>>
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I'm not sure how I could possibly follow that, so you'll just have to settle for an ordinary "Happy Birthday!".
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Joan. Thank you for your post. It's been an interesting day. Took the day off as leave, so I could clean our bedroom and move the furniture 90 degrees around the room. I then replaced our divan bed with a nice oak bedframe. The matress then went back on. We are getting a waterbed in the next few days. Bliss, and anchors away.
T H A N K Y O U , V U L T U R E !
Diane, Loved the cake. Thank you.
Tom. Thank you.
Lil. Thank you, I have had a good day, although tiring.
Roger. Thank you for the kind words. I have had a 'ripping' time - opening the cardboard boxes holding the new bedframe.
Peeps. Thank you.
Tarquin. What a cake! Thanks very much.
Tom. It's the thought that counts. Thank you.
Can we all now move to the new thread and wish Feather an apologetic and belated Happy Birthday for last week. I've checked and she did ask Diane to give a reading for her birthday
Please tell me about my birthday, Diane. It's May 20.
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Happy Birthday, Bill. I hope you had a lot of fun. And thanks for the plug about my birthday.
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Feather. Thank you. I did have fun (of sorts) moving furniture, dismantling a bed, hoovering (or should it be Kirby-ing), and general rearrangement of 6 years of static mess. We now have a bedroom that looks like a read bedroom, rather than a junk room. This service quarter I am in has a flat roof and no attic, so storage space is markedly absent. But, the room was restored to full operating efficiency by 1800hrs - and looks rather nice with the new bed in. Just have to wait now for the waterbed insert to arrive in the next week.
I do, however, have sad news to convey to you all (especially Peeps). In my efforts to clean the room, one of my Beau Peep Mugs (#2)(which was carrying out its duties as Tea monitor) met with a serious accident. Ever faithful, it had discharged its immediate task of holding my tea and was empty, standing by to be refilled, when it had a sudden nervous breakdown whilst watching me empty the bedroom (might have thought I would leave it behind and move out - or it could have just been knocked over?). In the end it leaped off the window sill onto the floor, sustaining a very serious injury to the handle, which has broken in two separate pieces. While I do have the technology to rebuild it, it is still a risk for the future. I have had a good talk with it and offered it a medical discharge from Tea Duties and employment as a pen holder. It has agreed to undergo surgery to remove any sharp edges (Health and Safety rules must apply here) and then will have pride of place on my desk. Meanwhile, Beau Peep mug #3 has been drafted into use. ( Logistician to the end - spares already available)
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You could use it for bailing out the water bed if it bursts.
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Yeah, don't go to bed with your spurs on.
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Yeah, don't go to bed with your spurs on.
It's okay - they are not spiked (like the Lone Ranger), but are a disc on the end of the spur arm.