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It's somebody's birthday!

Y'all head on over to Jean-Luc's and wish him a happy birthday today!!!

Happy Birthday Jean-Luc! :)




Note: I am sooooo embarrassed. I just talked with my Mom....it's also my nephew Eric's birthday today! He's 4 years old. I had completely forgotten, even though this was the second time my Mom had to remind me this month. *blushing* Trying to see if I can't go out and join them for dinner tonight, even though it's beginning to storm.

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Jean-Luc Picard said…
Thank you, Ciera!
Anonymous said…
I was there yesterday AND today ;D
via Michele's here.
Natsthename said…
Make it so!

Nice to meet you. Visiting from Michele's!
ribbiticus said…
already did earlier today. how sweet of you to give him a shoutout. :)

here via michele...
Ciera said…
Any time Jean-Luc! :)

Mar, Nat, and Ribbitucu...aw, did you all beat me to it?
Sandy said…
Ahh, sometimes so many birthdays so hard to remember them all. Stay safe in the storm.

Here via Michele's.
I'm lousy at remembering b-days myself.

Hello, Michele sent me!
Anonymous said…
aaaa I am just like that I never remember birtdays..
Over from the other Michele's
Ciera said…
Sandy - I'll drive safe :)

Hi Tara!

Music Whore! I remember you from a while back!

Chele - hi to you too!
carmilevy said…
You're a good friend indeed. I'm heading there now.
Anonymous said…
Ciera, I have the hardest time with birthdays. It's so hard to keep up with everything! I recently forgot about my step-dad's birthday. Ooops!
Ciera said…
Carmi - I try. :)

Jules - oops!
Shelley said…
Will do! Sent him an e-card too. Have a super weekend! Hope it didn't storm there too much?!
Ciera said…
Shelley, Yeah - he got a card from me too. It didn't storm too badly...just enough to make driving slower! At least the mud has frozen.

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