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January 22, 2003

6 Comments

Happy birthday to me! Happy birthday to me! Happy birthday dear me; happy birthday to me!

That is all.

Categories:Personal

6 Comments

Mom

A second BIG HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU my dear son. Much love to you today and always!

January 22, 2003 Reply
susanna

Happy birthday! And thanks for linking my site.

January 22, 2003 Reply
Bryant

Thanks, susanna, and my pleasure — thanks for breaking the news.

January 22, 2003 Reply
kit

Happy Birthday to the Garrettlings!

January 22, 2003 Reply
Catherine Hampton

Happy Birthday, old man! (Well, long time no see any way.) ;P

January 23, 2003 Reply
alice

Happy birthday to yoooooooooooooooo!

Well, now it is technically your UNbirthday. You’ll live, won’t you?

January 23, 2003 Reply

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