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| Mom and Dad with their beautiful boy. |
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| Marathon runner in training, on O'Connell Street with Mom and an unidentified friend. |
HAPPY HAPPY BIRTHDAY MIKE!!!
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Thursday, January 17, 2013
Happy Birthday Mike!
My big brother celebrates another birthday today, but I won't tell you which one. Although I can't be there to celebrate with you Mike, I hope you have a very very happy birthday! Here are some old photos to remind you of life way back when you were only 'knee high to a grasshopper'.
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Cheers, Jennifer
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1950's my mother dressed like that as well
ReplyDeleteJenn, Happy Birthday to your big brother Mike. I hope he has a happy one too. Your parents look so young in the photos.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Bill and Charlotte, and thank you Charlotte for your good wishes to my brother. I will pass them along. Yes, my parents do look very young. Mom was 23, when Mike was born, and Dad was 25.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Jennifer