I am just thrilled about another birthday.
Me in 1953 when I was two years old.
The only good thing that I can say about this birthday is that I am finally old enough to draw Social Security. I am not sure if I will “retire” yet or not, but it is nice to know it is a possibility. Of course I can always draw social security and still work at the museum. I have not made up my mind about all that yet. I don’t want to make any decisions at the moment.
I will spend the day AWAY resting, going out for breakfast with some people I love, taking some pictures, being creative and having an afternoon nap:)
Happy Birthday, Connie! I hope you have a wonderful, relaxing day. Enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday, fellow Virgo. (Virgan? Virgette?) Our birthdays are only 18 days apart.
ReplyDeleteLove the picture - you look like you were having a typically conflicted two-year-old moment. "Should I share this cake? Should I eat the candles?"
Enjoy your special day! You also now qualify for the "Old Farts Pass" that will get you into all National Parks and Refuges for free!
ReplyDeleteSixty two was a good time for me though I kept my spouse working to sixty five so she could pay off the new house. oh and I did love being a "house husband" for three years so I could show off my culinary and housekeeping skills. :)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your Birthday.
ReplyDeleteIt is my son's special day, as well!
Must be that only super good, nice people were born on the 20th!
Happy Birthday, Connie
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday you oldie but goodie, I hope you have a great day relaxing, raining outside here, so maybe you will just have to go and win something inside, at least there would be the sound of bells an whistles and you can pretend that it is all for you and maybe even get a free meal.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy every minute of your special day! Happy Birthday Connie!
ReplyDeleteThat's a classic :-D. Happy Birthday!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Happy Birthday! Relax and enjoy the day. Cute photo of you at 2.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday! Enjoy it! Love the mug shot!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday . Hope you have great day and weekend !
ReplyDeleteHappy, happy birthday. Enjoy your day. Sounds like you have a plan.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday! I could just tell today was special when I got out of bed.....I just didn't know why but now I do! I am older than you as I turned 62 on January 4th and I had to retire early because of illness but if I could still work I would.....the money comes in handy! LOL! And I love to work but I can't guarantee when I'll "poop out".....somedays I do real good but then the next day I'm beat so I'm just grateful I've made it this far! Have a wonderful day and celebrate!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday, Connie. It's a pretty nice day here; I hope it is there, too. I think you are wise not to make any decisions yet about retiring from the museum. Rest,restore your energies, think about it later. Sixty-two seemed old at the time, just because of the eligibility for Social Security. Now it seems pretty young. In any case, enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day! Enjoy! Can't think of a more deserving person for all these good thoughts and birthday wishes!
ReplyDeleteHappy B day, another year older, and even better then before.
ReplyDeleteI say take the money and run baby...lol.
Jen
Yay! You are now officially a Senior. Welcome to the club. I've been here awhile now. :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday! I hope you enjoy your day. How about a picture with your birthday cake???
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday, Connie! Have a great weekend! ♥
ReplyDeleteHappy, blessed, Birthday Far Side!!! We hope it is the best ever :)
ReplyDeleteHugs and Kisses,
Emma Rose and the Duchess
What a young thing you are! Happy Birthday!
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday! We're the same age! Well, for a few months, anyways.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day--make it a birthday week! Lots of naps. :)
Happy Birthday, Connie!!!!
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The social security is a good thing. Might as well get what you paid for all these years just to receive. Us baby boomers are going to probably break the system anyway. First come first serve. I have neighbors who enjoy it all the time and they are thirty years younger than me.
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