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HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAISY
Wishing you many many more.
Wishing you many many more.
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Tom
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Happy birthday to you,
Happy birthday to you,
Happy birthday dear Daisy,
Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday to you,
Happy birthday dear Daisy,
Happy birthday to you.
Ron
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Sam & I wish you a vey HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAISY
Lorna
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAISY and many more.
Karl
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Jim Dick
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DAISY!!!!!!
fredethomas
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Hi Guys, want to thank every one for the good wishes. It is very much appreciated. It was quiet but good. We spent it on a special project that we may tell you all about sometime. Depends on the results we get from it. <G> Puzzled yet?
Karl, I'm going back many years now, but I still remember a boy in my sixth grade class (probably the smartest kid there) that wrote several assignments backwards. Of course, he got F's, but that didn't deter him, since the next few assignments were written in mirror image. Drove the teacher absolutely wild. Of course, he got F's again. (In those days it was P for poor). I think his mom and teacher had quite a talk, since he apparently was straightened out about writing legibly after that. At least, I don't remember any other occurances. He really was a brilliant kid, but I lost track of how he made his way in the world. He had to read a lot since his mom was the town librarian, thus his brilliancy......
Anyway, thanks to everyone for remembering my big day!. Looking forward to several more anyway.
Daisy
Karl, I'm going back many years now, but I still remember a boy in my sixth grade class (probably the smartest kid there) that wrote several assignments backwards. Of course, he got F's, but that didn't deter him, since the next few assignments were written in mirror image. Drove the teacher absolutely wild. Of course, he got F's again. (In those days it was P for poor). I think his mom and teacher had quite a talk, since he apparently was straightened out about writing legibly after that. At least, I don't remember any other occurances. He really was a brilliant kid, but I lost track of how he made his way in the world. He had to read a lot since his mom was the town librarian, thus his brilliancy......
Anyway, thanks to everyone for remembering my big day!. Looking forward to several more anyway.
Daisy
fredethomas
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In a few more years I'll be able to call her "MY Old Women!" First I will throw all the pinking shears away.
Betty Brewer
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fredethomas said:
You better throw them away today buddy!
Betty
