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Turned 60 yesterday, the most interesting BD ever. Felt like I was living in a post-apocalyptic movie, but it's real. Eek


Happy belated birthday good sir, stay healthy :-)
 
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Turned 60 yesterday, the most interesting BD ever. Felt like I was living in a post-apocalyptic movie, but it's real. Eek


Happy belated birthday good sir, stay healthy :-)


And happy birthday to all birthday boys and girls
 
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I'm 53 today. Happy birthday to us! I've had a few memorable ones, including several in exotic parts of Africa and Asia in my mid 20s, a motorcycle track day when I turned 40, and two years ago when I got to ride the Tour of Flanders course on my bicycle. A couple years before that I rode Paris-Roubaix a few days after my birthday. Those are particularly poignant right now because this year's cobbled classic race season has been cancelled/postponed.
 
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Happy Birthday!
My late wife and I were living in Springfield, VA when I celebrated my 40th in 1993. She arranged a weekend getaway to the Boar's Head Inn in Charlottesville. Saturday morning we gathered with several other couples for a flight in a hot air balloon. So much fun!
 
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Half a century old!!!!

3 weeks and I'll be the same age. Ain't 1970 a grand year to be born in?!
 
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This took plenty of prep time but here's what I did for my wifes fiftyth. Fifty days from her birthday I had one of her friends call just to say hello. Each day someone would call. Some of these people she had not talked to since college. On her birthday I had her brother call and as thy were talking showed her the letter I had sent to all these people. The only thing I regret is that I should have done it on her 30 th. Lining up fifty people was quite a chore!

Jim
 
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This is turning out to be a great thread for me. Thank you to all the contributors.

Happy birthday those who share this day! Happy birthday to all those close and all those just enjoying the memories.

Skins, that looks like a grand time.

12131, happy belated to you.

Please keep the stories coming. I am really enjoying this.


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A lot of your parents REALLY enjoyed summer breaks. Smile Eww, gross- parent sex jokes.

Happy birthday to all of you!

I had friends try to get me drunk on my 30th. They failed. I am a big dude and ate ALOT that night. Lol My 40th, I went and played pool with 2/3 of my children since the wife and daughter were at "cheer camp." Last year (my 41st) was cheer camp again so I literally ate a pizza at home, handled some work (small business owner myself) and went to bed by 10pm.

For my 50th, I hope my small business has survived and thrived and I can buy whatever my wife wants after having made it to "debt free." By then, we'll have been together almost 30 years.

My inlaws live in Orlando- and pre and post 'rona, we visit. Not sure what your business is, Senor Bolo but is there any way the board can support your business today ?


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Happy Birthday— I am a year behind you! First birthday back in the mainland since 2006 and the bride and I couldn’t go anywhere! Oh well, great job and red beans and rice for dinner. No complaints and Happy Birthday my Sigforum brother!


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In my 60’s, don’t worry about standing in front of the toilet in the morning, and wondering why your standing there,it’s normal.


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Happy ? Birthday! Stay well!

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Happy Birthday! Have you started making that noise when you sit down and stand up yet?
 
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Happy 1/2 century, Pilgrim!!!

it was 1/2 century ago on one of my own birthdays, that I suddenly realized I could give myself a keeper new pistol I reallyReallyREALLY wanted each year, for my birthday. It's worked out pretty good. Try it for yourself.


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BigNC, Thank you for the words and offer for help.

I'm in a business that is service related (children) so not much my SigForum friends can do right now.

We are hanging in there and like you look forward to the day we are debt free! My wife and I will celebrate our 30th next year under (I hope) happier circumstances!


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Happy 1/2 century, Pilgrim!!!

it was 1/2 century ago on one of my own birthdays, that I suddenly realized I could give myself a keeper new pistol I reallyReallyREALLY wanted each year, for my birthday. It's worked out pretty good. Try it for yourself.


I was planning on that exact idea (9mm carbine). I guess I'll treat myself another time.


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Happy birthday!

For one of my dad's birthdays, we were at my parents' house. We start lighting the candles on my dad's cake and he makes the comment "They're the trick candles aren't they?" We wouldn't do that to him so we said they weren't. He tried to blow them out and it turns out they were the trick candles. My wife didn't have her readers and grabbed the first package of candles she sort of saw.
 
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You'll never forget this birthday.



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Hippo birdie two ewes,

Young whippersnapper Big Grin

ahead of you by almost nine years.

flipping six-zero, next year... bleah Razz




 
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50 - I remember those days!

For 55, I went skydiving. I was living in Denver at the time, and an airport outside of Longmont took us up to 1 mile above ground level. Fun experience!

For 60, last year, I did a heli-canyoneering trip out of Moab UT. Helicoptered to the head of Blue John Canyon (the same canyon system featured in the 136 Hours movie where the kid cut his arm off), went down-canyon (rappels, down-climbing), then up a branch canyon back to the helicopter landing "site", a relatively brush-free area of the desert.







Thus the metric system did not really catch on in the States, unless you count the increasing popularity of the nine-millimeter bullet.
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Happy Birthday!!! I wish I still had the energy I had at 50 these days!! Will turn 63 shortly and I think I'm feeling every single day.


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