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Oh how wonderful to hear that about your sister. That's especially good news sicne a friend of mine just informed me that she lost her baby...it was a chemical pregnancy. So sad as she miscarried not too long ago.
So, congrats on becoming an uncle! What a great birthday present.
To quote what my husband (who incidentally is 6 years younger than me tsk!) said to me on my 36th birthday earlier this year ......... Now you're closer to 40 than 30! :rockon:
Xray and I were born on the same day in the same year about 8 hours apart (I think) on opposite sides of the world. That's why I refer to him as my brother. I should call him twin brother but it's too much typing.
Thanks for the wishes!
Love,
Brigid
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federicaSeeker of the clear blue sky...Its better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to speak out and remove all doubtModerator
edited April 2006
How about 'Twother'? or 'Browin'?
Browin sound nice...Like a celtic name.... Heathcliff style....
Thankyou to all of you. I wasn't quite, "whooping it up" as federica said, however. Due to having children attached to us permanently, the Mrs. and I had a very expensive meal out in the morning. We went to a Scottish restaurant for breakfast. Mmmm sausage and egg McMuffin-yum.
I love birthdays...except, not this one. It's too close to 40 and like I was saying to my sister, It produces Cognitive Dissonance-because I feel still only in my late teens. I like to hang out with young people, or peeps as I call them. I hang out at their cribs. I'm down wit dat.
later.:rockon:
:ausflag:
regards,
Xrayman.
P.S. A warm and loving Happy Birthday to my sister, Brigid.
Thankyou to all of you. I wasn't quite, "whooping it up" as federica said, however. Due to having children attached to us permanently, the Mrs. and I had a very expensive meal out in the morning. We went to a Scottish restaurant for breakfast. Mmmm sausage and egg McMuffin-yum.
I love birthdays...except, not this one. It's too close to 40 and like I was saying to my sister, It produces Cognitive Dissonance-because I feel still only in my late teens. I like to hang out with young people, or peeps as I call them. I hang out at their cribs. I'm down wit dat.
later.:rockon:
:ausflag:
regards,
Xrayman.
P.S. A warm and loving Happy Birthday to my sister, Brigid.
L. M. A. O. !!!
That's the funniest one yet!!
Don't despair, little bro. I'm still older.
I'm still laughing..can..barely....breathe...
A warm and loving Happy Birthday to you, too.
We can pretend that we just turned 17, K?
BTW, McPoison will kill you. Better to have a fry up at home. You're not 17, you know.
Don't despair, little bro. I'm still older.
I'm still laughing..can..barely....breathe...
A warm and loving Happy Birthday to you, too.
We can pretend that we just turned 17, K?
BTW, McPoison will kill you. Better to have a fry up at home. You're not 17, you know.
Your older and wiser sister,
Brigid
Hey Sis,
You referred to a "Fry-Up" at home-is this something you do?
Is this yet another one of our coincidences?:eekblue:
Here is a weird sito for you, We have what we call a Cook-Up on most weekends/some nights once a week on average, it consists of scrambled eggs or an omlette with either salami, Kransky or bacon (or all three) on toast.. I can actually feel my heart slowing down when I think about it! Oh well.
P.S. Sorry about the lack of vegetarianism-that's on the other 6 days of the week!
Yes McPoison will kill me-but it's okay because all the preservatives I've consumed over the years, will preserve me for another 20-30 years by my estimation...:tonguec:
A fry up is a term for a fried breakfast I heard a lot when I was in Wales and I've called it that ever since so, yes, it's sorta the same as a "cook up", I guess. At the university we used to fry eggs, bacon, sausages and tomatoes and have chips and toast. But I think they add other things over there that I don't want to talk about in case Yogamama's reading. But if you're going to eat some of the animal, you should eat all of the animal, I always say.
But here in Canada what I do is a little different. Well, a lot different, really. I poach two eggs in water with lots of vinegar, fry some bacon until it's crispy, toast whole wheat soy bread, slice ripe tomatoes and sometimes, only sometimes, I have fried potatoes like home fries which are fairly finely diced and fried with onions and herbs. I make wicked home fries. Perfectly browned. But since I'm mostly sedentary now I can't eat all of that in one sitting so I rarely have the potatoes. It's also a little too hard to stand at the stove that long. My favourite part is the juicy tomatoes (raw, at room temp.) and the toast with a little bit of crispy bacon. I love tomatoes and toast. It's early morning here and I guess I'm hungry!
Yes McPoison will kill me-but it's okay because all the preservatives I've consumed over the years, will preserve me for another 20-30 years by my estimation...
That's a nice theory but they only preserve your body, not your life. lol!
Brigid
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federicaSeeker of the clear blue sky...Its better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to speak out and remove all doubtModerator
edited May 2006
He hasn't been around for a while, which is a great shame, but it's ZenLunatic's Birthday today, and i wish him all the very best, whatever he is doing, wherever he may be....
Happy Birtthday to all those who are not members of NewBuddhist, born on this day, and whose birthdays we know not of. May the coming year bring them to a sangha as beneficial as this!
Happy Birthday Nick
You're such a gas
I'd love to hug you
And squeeze yer ... ears.
I do miss all your jokes
And all your pratfalls
They would tickle my ribs
Like a kick in the ... head.
May you enjoy the day
And may your birthday rock
May A give you kisses
And sit on your ... lap.
Thank you for all your kind words and trust that you are all keeping well. I am returning to the UK in a week or so to take my entrance exam to Law school. I will let you know of the outcome as soon as I hear.
Big thanks to those of you that made this trip possible ( You know who you are ) xx
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So, congrats on becoming an uncle! What a great birthday present.
To quote what my husband (who incidentally is 6 years younger than me tsk!) said to me on my 36th birthday earlier this year ......... Now you're closer to 40 than 30! :rockon:
He's just jealous.........
Sas :buck:
Noooooooooo!!!! :eekblue:
But she hasn't been around much lately.....
Anyways, have a Good One Adiana!!
Have a great day !!
Now now, did you really think you will just get a simple mis-spelt greeting did'ya? Well,heck no. Lets get the party on the way!
:rocker: :rocker: :rocker: :rocker: :rocker: :rocker: :rocker: :rocker: :rocker: :rocker:
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Love,
Brigid
A very Happy Birthday to you both, you guys!!
:cheer: :thumbsup: :birthday: :bigclap: :canflag: :ausflag: :woowoo: :bowdown: :rocker: :rockon:
-bf
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BRIGID & XRAY!!! :wavey: :cheer: :birthday:
Hope you both had great days !
Sorry I'm late. Happy Birthday!
Jason
Thanks for the wishes!
Love,
Brigid
Browin sound nice...Like a celtic name.... Heathcliff style....
kinda thing....
I'll shaddup now.....
I love birthdays...except, not this one. It's too close to 40 and like I was saying to my sister, It produces Cognitive Dissonance-because I feel still only in my late teens. I like to hang out with young people, or peeps as I call them. I hang out at their cribs. I'm down wit dat.
later.:rockon:
:ausflag:
regards,
Xrayman.
P.S. A warm and loving Happy Birthday to my sister, Brigid.
L. M. A. O. !!!
That's the funniest one yet!!
Don't despair, little bro. I'm still older.
I'm still laughing..can..barely....breathe...
A warm and loving Happy Birthday to you, too.
We can pretend that we just turned 17, K?
BTW, McPoison will kill you. Better to have a fry up at home. You're not 17, you know.
Your older and wiser sister,
Brigid
Nice photos!! Can I save the one of the Maltese with his head cocked? He's adorable!! Or she.
Brigid
Hey Sis,
You referred to a "Fry-Up" at home-is this something you do?
Is this yet another one of our coincidences?:eekblue:
Here is a weird sito for you, We have what we call a Cook-Up on most weekends/some nights once a week on average, it consists of scrambled eggs or an omlette with either salami, Kransky or bacon (or all three) on toast.. I can actually feel my heart slowing down when I think about it! Oh well.
P.S. Sorry about the lack of vegetarianism-that's on the other 6 days of the week!
Yes McPoison will kill me-but it's okay because all the preservatives I've consumed over the years, will preserve me for another 20-30 years by my estimation...:tonguec:
cheers!
A fry up is a term for a fried breakfast I heard a lot when I was in Wales and I've called it that ever since so, yes, it's sorta the same as a "cook up", I guess. At the university we used to fry eggs, bacon, sausages and tomatoes and have chips and toast. But I think they add other things over there that I don't want to talk about in case Yogamama's reading. But if you're going to eat some of the animal, you should eat all of the animal, I always say.
But here in Canada what I do is a little different. Well, a lot different, really. I poach two eggs in water with lots of vinegar, fry some bacon until it's crispy, toast whole wheat soy bread, slice ripe tomatoes and sometimes, only sometimes, I have fried potatoes like home fries which are fairly finely diced and fried with onions and herbs. I make wicked home fries. Perfectly browned. But since I'm mostly sedentary now I can't eat all of that in one sitting so I rarely have the potatoes. It's also a little too hard to stand at the stove that long. My favourite part is the juicy tomatoes (raw, at room temp.) and the toast with a little bit of crispy bacon. I love tomatoes and toast. It's early morning here and I guess I'm hungry! That's a nice theory but they only preserve your body, not your life. lol!
Brigid
:bigclap: :wavey: :rockon: :rocker: :woowoo: :birthday: :cheer:
:cheer: :birthday: :woowoo: :woowoo:
Gate Gate Paragate Parsamgate Bodhi Svaha
Didn't do too much. Drove around looking cute in my new car, though :vimp:
Happy birthday everybody else that I've missed for the past few months!
Sorry Sabine...
Heureux et joyeux anniversaire pour hier, ma petite Biche...Que tous tes jours soyent remplis de joie et de serenité....
Gros bises, comme toujours...!
YOU'RE SIXTEEN WITH WHEELS, TOO.
PLEASE DRIVE LIKE YOU'RE SIXTY,
'CUZ WE LOVE YOU SO TRUE!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SWEET, SMART SABINE!!!
:woowoo: :woowoo: :woowoo:
:rocker: :birthday: :rocker: :birthday: :rocker: :birthday:
:cheer: :cheer: :cheer:
:bigclap: :bigclap: :bigclap:
Love,
Brigid
SABINE,
De ton amie,
Brigid
French Toast! Evian! Croissant! Happy Birthday, bone ammi!
-bf
Fede et Brigid: Merci bien! *bisou bisou!*
I like the driving song
bf: Omelette du fromage!
.....Along with Fredom Fries, you mean.....? Oh Good Grief!!
as I have a vested interest, I will keep my good wishes discreet, modest and understated....
LOVE YOU HEAPS!!
Happy Birthday, Nick.... all the best from me to you.
-bf
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU,
AND SKIES OF BRIGHT BLUE.
I WISH YOU MUCH JOY AND
MUCH PEACE AND LOVE, TOO.
:cheer:
:birthday: :rocker: :woowoo: :woowoo:
:cheer:
Brigid
It's so hard to keep up with all of the birthdays around here! Happy Birthday to everyone that I've missed in the last few weeks or so!!!
Jason
Ooooooh!
Zing!
-bf
You're such a gas
I'd love to hug you
And squeeze yer ... ears.
I do miss all your jokes
And all your pratfalls
They would tickle my ribs
Like a kick in the ... head.
May you enjoy the day
And may your birthday rock
May A give you kisses
And sit on your ... lap.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, CHUNKY!
-bf
Big thanks to those of you that made this trip possible ( You know who you are ) xx
Nick
Hoping it goes very, very well!!
Brigid
:birthday::cheer::birthday:
No wonder he's so damn crotchety!
-bf