My first Happy Birthday post goes to my son Mark whose birthday is today July 7th. Happy Birthday Mark. It is a special year for Mark because this is the year his beautiful daughter was born. May this birthday bring you good health and many happiness forever.
These are the presents I sent Mark last Friday. When we spoke to him tonight he said he had received the parcel, but will wait until the actual day to open it. I got him a nice long sleeved T-shirt and woollen scarf. Being in the middle of the winter here at the moment he needs some warm clothes. The book 'The Pleasures and sorrows of work' by Alain De Botton is from his dad. If you have not heard of Alain De Botton please look him up. We have heard him speak (on television) a few times and what he says is very moving and motivating.
Our family tradition for birthdays is always taking in a birthday cake and presents into their bed room first thing in the morning. We light candles and sing happy birthday as a wake up call. Of course they are adults now and not living at home, but I still miss those days when the children were home. Happy Birthday Mark. I love you.
9 comments:
Hey there Night Owl...Happy Happy Birthday to your Dear Son Mark!!! My wonderful Dad used to bring breakfast in bed for us on our birthday, a rose on the tray and made us feel so special!!! Look forward to your Birthday friends Natima...Dzintra♥x
What a darling Mark ... Happy Birthday. TTFN ~Marydon
Happy Birthday Mark.. enjoy your day and wonderful gifts.
Happy Birthday to your son! What wonderful traditions your children grew up with!
Happy Birthday to Mark..
enjoy your day...
Julia ♥
Happy Birthday to Mark. Birthdays have always been a big tradition in my family too. Joe made me a lovely birthday in June, and we always enjoy surprising each other.
Micki
Happy Birthday, Mark - isn't your Mum just the best!
Hugs - Lurline♥
Natima,
It is evident from your posts that you are a very giving person! I enjoy reading the birthday traditions in your house - very sweet!
Hello there Natima...first a big welcome home to you.. I am sure everyone was very pleased to see you back..I have enjoyed reading your first blog report on your travels and finds in Japan.. very interesting seeing the photos of the shibori cloths and the patterns created and revealed...Then saw your birthday blog page how interesting to read your family traditions...You are and inspiration to one and all.. Love Maxine xx
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