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Happy 60th! Enjoy celebrating 
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Happy birthday, Phoenix 
Well we both have reason to celebrate tomorrow Phoenix - when you were all excited at reaching 'double figures', i.e. your 10th birthday, I was having a first date. With a special someone who, before very long, became my husband 
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Have a great day tomorrow
Happy Birthday Phoenix, many more to come
Happy Special Birthday for tomorrow.????
You are officially Not an Oap and can't have a bus pass.
Wishing you a very happy 60th birthday pheonix. Hope there will be as well as .
Happy Birthday for tomorrow phoenix - it was my Dad's birthday on August 4th too and it is DH's on 5th. Hope it's a nice surprise in the parcel - maybe a hat to wear after Tuesday do you think perhaps?
Have a great day tomorrow, phoenix, you young thing you! Hope you are right about the bubbly! ? and act surprised!
Thank you both!
There are 2 wrapped parcels on the hall table, one I'm pretty sure is a boxed bottle of champagne, the other is a mystery. Although if I was to look at his Amazon account, I could find out what it is. (Innocent face)
My 60th birthday tomorrow. Still not quite sure how that happened, I'm damn certain that the last time I looked I was about 35 
My beloved Mr P has just said "by the way, in case you might be wondering why we're late going out tomorrow, it's because the florist said she might not be able to deliver until 12.30"
Yes, we do always got out on Saturday lunchtime, (in fact, apart from food shopping, it's the only time we go out!) to meet up with friends in the pub.
However, as the first race isn't until around 1.50, I wouldn't have been expecting to leave the house until about 1pm anyway!
When I challenged him on this, he said that he didn't want me wondering why he was "hanging about".
I did point out that he could have been actively engaged on applying another coat of paint to the kitchen door, in which case I wouldn't have given a second thought to the time we went out, but I rather think it was too late!
Well, I suppose at least it gives me time to wash a vase!
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