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Birthday Poems: Happy Birthday To Everyone
Birthdays are a time for great celebration. When we are younger we set important time frames on different years of age. All children go through the terrible two’s, that age when they just seem to get into everything as they satisfy the urge of curiosity. Then there is the age of 5 when children embark on the journey of educational success. Read full article

 

Birthday Poems: Her Last Birthday
My Mother passed away almost 2 years ago. There has not been a day gone by that I have not thought about her. I miss her with all my heart. She was the moral guide in our family. She was the symbol of all that was good and true. She was not perfect. She made mistakes like anyone else. Read full article

 

Birthday Poems: My 5th Birthday
I do not know how I am able to remember the events surrounding my 5th birthday. Never the less, I do. I remember it for particular reasons that I will explain. It was January 1966. It was cold and the snow covered the Ohio countryside like a white wool blanket. My family lived in a big house that lay at the end of a long dirt lane. Read full article

 

Birthday Poems: My 22nd Birthday Present
As you begin to get along in years you cannot help but reflect back upon the various events in your life. You begin to reinvest memory into every holiday, every birthday, and every special moment that you can pull out of the cobweb filled storage of your mind. You begin to break those moments down and analyze what made them so special and unique. Read full article

 

40th Birthday Poems: Turning 40, A Glass Half Empty Or Half Full
I will never forget walking into a class room one day, many years ago, and seeing a quote on the chalk board that read, Life is what you make it. That always stuck with me. I truly believe that attitude is the center of our existence. We can choose to be happy or unhappy. Read full article