*The* most creative, funniest, and ‘in context’ birthday card — heck, *celebraiton* — *ever*!
Michael, you next calling: videographer!
Tricia and Ginger: shall we form a trio and go on the road?
Diane: *Love* your laugh track!
To Emerill: *This* is “kick it up another notch”!
Valerie
It looks like the celebration started early! Happy Birthday Uncle Dan! love, Val
Jennifer
I’m waiting for Adam’s comment on Dan’s decade.
JIm
WOW – someone started drinking early! Wish I was there to celebrate. Happy BDay! See you in Mex City in a couple weeks.
adam
Great, expansive grin, man! But as to decades, Jennifer, once you can’t count them on one hand, what’s the point … ? Before you fill your second hand, you’re likely to be unable to count at all, for any of various reasons. For Matt, decades have only just begun to acquire meaning, arguably …
But for anyone who watched Mike’s birthday present video, it’s clear that turning 60 returns a child of the era of the same name back TO the sixties …
Ed Schmahl
Happy 60th, Dan! Keep those smiles coming!
Jennifer
I’m still struggling with the decade thing. English-speakers talk about years-completed not years-embarked-upon. I.e., although La Chica has embarked on her 20th year, she’s only “19”. But which decade is she in? More importantly, which decade am I in, having completed my 49th year for the first time? Do I still (maybe) have 11 3/4ths months of decades that fit on one hand?
smiling Dan
*The* most creative, funniest, and ‘in context’ birthday card — heck, *celebraiton* — *ever*!
Michael, you next calling: videographer!
Tricia and Ginger: shall we form a trio and go on the road?
Diane: *Love* your laugh track!
To Emerill: *This* is “kick it up another notch”!
Valerie
It looks like the celebration started early! Happy Birthday Uncle Dan! love, Val
Jennifer
I’m waiting for Adam’s comment on Dan’s decade.
JIm
WOW – someone started drinking early! Wish I was there to celebrate. Happy BDay! See you in Mex City in a couple weeks.
adam
Great, expansive grin, man! But as to decades, Jennifer, once you can’t count them on one hand, what’s the point … ? Before you fill your second hand, you’re likely to be unable to count at all, for any of various reasons. For Matt, decades have only just begun to acquire meaning, arguably …
But for anyone who watched Mike’s birthday present video, it’s clear that turning 60 returns a child of the era of the same name back TO the sixties …
Ed Schmahl
Happy 60th, Dan! Keep those smiles coming!
Jennifer
I’m still struggling with the decade thing. English-speakers talk about years-completed not years-embarked-upon. I.e., although La Chica has embarked on her 20th year, she’s only “19”. But which decade is she in? More importantly, which decade am I in, having completed my 49th year for the first time? Do I still (maybe) have 11 3/4ths months of decades that fit on one hand?