Happy Birthday to the Best Dad Ever

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Dear Dad-I'm so happy it's your birthday and I can't wait until we get to celebrate when you get home from work. Thank you for all the super fun times we've had together. I LOVE YOU!!

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The Adventure of BeeBao said…
happy birthday papa!
is it me, or does every little occasion now, how trivial it used to be, feel so much more rich with your boy in your lives? i do believe, that you and i are cut from that same sappy tree, amigo........but, i wear it like a badge of honor, and say to you, i am really glad we met you, HallieRyhmesWithSally, and of course, your wonder twin/son/beebaobuddy Jonah.
im very happy that a chance class created a friendship here, and look forward to the years ahead, and comparing notes!
happy bday, brother michael..........i hope you enjoyed it, and got a break from the dregs of teething for a bit!
hope to see you soon........im gonna need gardening advice!
miQ
October 19, 2007 at 4:48 AM
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