It has been a lovely birthday with so many beautiful cards from friends and family. We didn’t go out for the planned lunch as my sister Barbara has hurt her back again. So a quiet relaxing day playing with the IPod that the family clubbed together to buy me. I am looking forward to listening to Podcasts in the night when I am having difficulty sleeping - most nights. If anyone has any suggestions for me to listen to please let me know. Such fun!
That's a lovely lot of cards! Happy happy birthday, dear Pam. Sorry Barb hurt her back, hope she is better soon. Glad you have still had a lovely birthday. Enjoy that iPod!
Happy birthday Pam. Lovely lot of cards too. You will love your iPod…..I listened to my first podcast in NZ as my son listens to them as he’s driving to jobs. He likes crime ones on Spotify such as Casefile True Crime & has shown me how to listen but I haven’t done as yet.
@gardenfolk LOL! 2nd from left on mantle ; ) The most "stand-out" thing about it was that it was probably the first to arrive...as I was focused on May 1st, forgetting that the 19th was the target birthday!!
and Pam, that's a VERY impressive array! I don't think I even know that many people (who would send me a card anyway!) I'm glad you have this lovely photo! I'd get an album to put them all into and inside the cover, put this photo... ...or just frame the photo and set it on the mantle... (I'm rambling!)
@Weezilou Wow!!! I am glad you commented, Louise, because the first time I looked at this photo, I only saw the birthday cards along the hearth! Pam did receive a lot of cards and yours is special! I do not know where my head has been. Missing details, forgetful, emotional, distracted…do not know if it is because I turned 70 on the 19th of May or my broken heart over the loss of sweet Sophie Belle.
and Pam, that's a VERY impressive array! I don't think I even know that many people (who would send me a card anyway!) I'm glad you have this lovely photo! I'd get an album to put them all into and inside the cover, put this photo... ...or just frame the photo and set it on the mantle... (I'm rambling!)