Last Monday, February 27th marked my 37th birthday. And above is a photo of me as a baby. Aw, ain't I cute?
I'm going to step to the side of my current course of my journey to get into a part of myself I absolutely love - my sense of humor. March is then going to mark "Laughs via Sia". You can laugh with me or at me, I don't mind. I love an audience when I start getting into the "goof" mode.
Something that really gave me a laugh on my birthday was some of the cards I received.
The one from my niece and nephew read, "Happy Birthday to a special aunt who is one in a...
Million...open
Billion...open
Trillion, zillion...open
Bajillion, gazillion.
I'd go on, but that's as high as I can count!"
Can you believe they can count that high? One just turned eight and the other just turned five. They are just so smart! What are they putting in McDonald's fries nowadays!?!
Then the one from my sister read, "Happy Birthday, Sis (inside of a ballon held by a cat that looks suspiciously like my cat, Custard). You know growing up with you sure had a big effect on me...:
Inside: The cat's fur is all puffed up, its teeth are showing in a big grin with its tongue sticking out and a "finger" on the front tooth. "But don't worry - my therapist says I'm improving every day..."
I loved it! My grandfather's card was even more snort worthy (that's pretty major if you can get me to laugh until I snort). Unfortunately, I can't give you all the details on it since the card isn't here in my home, but I can say it was about nuts in the family and a squirrel proudly showing off his. O.o Ok, I know some of you just had your brain in the gutter. Get it back out and wash it off, it had a wallet with fold-out photos coming out like an accordion showing all his squirrelly family members in various poses. My grandfather is 84! Anything suggestive would send him into a heart attack, people. Not to mention he's the most prudish man I have ever met.
Then, of course, there was the walk down memory lane as I hunted down photos to send some a very special someone for her upcoming birthday. Here's a treat to my readers:
Then there was the bonus find of my first book ever! "The Weird Weeks" was the title. I think I was in the fifth grade. Had my sister cracking up to read it. I just read it; there was no point to it. Somehow, considering the type of child I was, I think that was the point.
Ok, going to wrap this up. Next post expect around St. Paddy's day!
Happy Reading!
