Yesterday was the MiniNess’s sixth birthday. Happy Birthday, Punkin!
Of course, we had a cake. Homemade, since Mommy insists on doing it herself every year. And that’s fine, turns out great. But this year, Princess asked for something a little special. She asked Mom for a rainbow cake.
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Um…love you.
-JDT-
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Well, everyone, welcome back! Goodbye, holidays; hello, post-holiday blues.
Happens to me every year. Somehow I feel I missed the holidays no matter what’s going on. One day, I’ll be able to just set things aside, focus on appreciating them, and really enjoy them.
One day.
We did nothing for New Year this year, as is usual for us. 
I don’t know if I’d do anything even if I could except maybe find some friends to celebrate with. I’m not a party guy.
What about you? What did you do for New Year’s eve? The comments are yours to sound off and let me know. I look forward to hearing about it, and once again, welcome to 2010 and I hope you’re all richly blessed this year.
-JDT-
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Happy birthday, and God bless you, to each and every man and woman who serves — past or present — in the United States Marine Corps!
Here’s a card to celebrate your 233rd birthday!
From my family, and the bottom of my heart, please, accept our thanks for protecting us and allowing us to have the freedoms we enjoy.
*Salute* SEMPER FI!
[h/t for the card to Bob Parks]
Three years ago today, my life became brighter when I thought it couldn’t.
I thought my little family was perfect. And then she came along, and things were even better. And they have been ever since.
She shares a special bond with Mommy, and they are so beautiful together. She warms my heart with her little smile, her sweet little voice, her mischievous little run. She’s adoring and tenderhearted and kind, like her mother, and she can melt my heart with only a look.
My son and I have a special bond that only a father and son can share, but something tender and unique exists between my daughter and I, too, though it’s different and I can’t identify it fully. I feel it. I think she does too.
And so, happy birthday, baby girl. I love you more than you’ll ever know, more than I can ever say, and you’ve made my heart to overflow with joy and love.
Thank you for her, Lord.
-JDT-
