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The cakes o' many candles will be brought out tomorrow.silvercamaro wrote:Have a great day with many happy returns!
It's also a birthday for Reeg2223 and rebel2001NYC, but I don't remember seeing them since we moved over here, so we send greetings in absentia.
Yeah, well--I haven't forgotten who outed me and put me on the birthday list!littlebeast13 wrote:The cakes o' many candles will be brought out tomorrow.silvercamaro wrote:Have a great day with many happy returns!
It's also a birthday for Reeg2223 and rebel2001NYC, but I don't remember seeing them since we moved over here, so we send greetings in absentia.
And both Reeg (5 posts) & Rebel have registered over here....
lb13
The Carp wrote:Yeah, well--I haven't forgotten who outed me and put me on the birthday list!littlebeast13 wrote:The cakes o' many candles will be brought out tomorrow.silvercamaro wrote:Have a great day with many happy returns!
It's also a birthday for Reeg2223 and rebel2001NYC, but I don't remember seeing them since we moved over here, so we send greetings in absentia.
And both Reeg (5 posts) & Rebel have registered over here....
lb13
I hope you burn yourself lighting all those candles.....
Well, I suppose it may be a milestone in that it's the only way I'll ever be described as a 44......mrkelley23 wrote:Can't remember whether you're a few years younger or a few years older than my Wendy -- is this one a milestone for you, by any chance?
And a very happy happy year to come for the Mini household.
Greyhound dude, not trying to leave you out -- just don't know you as well. Happy birthday to you, too!
They are, indeed. My problem is not that I don't know the date of their birthdays, but that I was mistaken about today's date. I apologize for jumping the gun, but birthday wishes have no expiration date.MarleysGh0st wrote:All these wishes are a day early, aren't they?
But Happy Birthday to mini's husband!
Ah, so you're almost exactly halfway between us.minimetoo26 wrote:Well, I suppose it may be a milestone in that it's the only way I'll ever be described as a 44......mrkelley23 wrote:Can't remember whether you're a few years younger or a few years older than my Wendy -- is this one a milestone for you, by any chance?
And a very happy happy year to come for the Mini household.
Greyhound dude, not trying to leave you out -- just don't know you as well. Happy birthday to you, too!
I will take blame for the confusion, Kay. I woke up thinking today was Feb. 14 (largely because somebody gave me a valentine yesterday.) So, I jumped the gun by one day when I started this thread. Today is the birthday of Mini's husband (according to lb,) but Mini, Greyhound Dude, Reeg and Rebel will celebrate tomorrow.kayrharris wrote:I read the whole thread and still don't know who has a birthday today, if anyone. I'll just add my birthday wishes along with the others.
OMG, a light dusting of snow!!! And they activated the Reverse 911 system for that!!!minimetoo26 wrote:the emergency notification system called me at 5:45 to say the schools would be delayed two hours, so I looked out and saw we had a light dusting of snow overnight.
MarleysGh0st wrote:OMG, a light dusting of snow!!! And they activated the Reverse 911 system for that!!!minimetoo26 wrote:the emergency notification system called me at 5:45 to say the schools would be delayed two hours, so I looked out and saw we had a light dusting of snow overnight.
Has the governor called out the National Guard yet?
It's not the Reverse 911--my oldest son goes to a private school that follows the public schools' closures, so they have a smaller database for personal notification.MarleysGh0st wrote:OMG, a light dusting of snow!!! And they activated the Reverse 911 system for that!!!minimetoo26 wrote:the emergency notification system called me at 5:45 to say the schools would be delayed two hours, so I looked out and saw we had a light dusting of snow overnight.
Has the governor called out the National Guard yet?
Okay.minimetoo26 wrote:It's not the Reverse 911--my oldest son goes to a private school that follows the public schools' closures, so they have a smaller database for personal notification.
I've told my kids numerous times that when it says snow, they don't mean us! Maybe Williamsburg or Suffolk. So get that homework done. There will be no deus ex machina...[/i]MarleysGh0st wrote:Okay.minimetoo26 wrote:It's not the Reverse 911--my oldest son goes to a private school that follows the public schools' closures, so they have a smaller database for personal notification.
I guess snow is such a rare event in your neck of the woods that nobody would know how to tune in the local radio station to listen for school cancellations? It's what every schoolchild lives for, up here!