Tuesday, November 16, 2010

JUSTIN

What can I say about my husband .......
He is literally and undoubtedly one of the BEST people I have EVER met ... period!
I love you honey
Happy Birthday

9 comments:

Peter and Mandy said...

Happy Birthday Justin!

Fred ... said...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY JUSTIN!!!

Lisa said...

I agree! Happy Birthday Justin!

Linz said...

Happy Birthday, Justin!

Alycia Grayce (Crowley Party) said...

:) yup. I agree!

Grandpa and Nana said...

Happy Birthday Justin!
Hope you had a great day.

Grandpa said...

This a reply to your previous blog.
Not poular in High School??? Just ended up as Band President (300+ members)"the TUBA was your doing"
Everyone that knows you, Loves you. And I'm at the top of the list.

motherofangels said...

This has nothing to do with your post but it's Thanksgiving today and I wanted to give you something the giggle about!

10 Reasons to Give Thanks for Your Special Needs Child.

1. You never have to worry about worrying over nothing.Let other parents obsess over the frivolous and the shallow. Your child will make sure you always have something worthy to worry about.

2. Developmental delays = more years of hugs, kisses, and little-kid sweetness. What mom of a sullen teen doesn't secretly wish for the same?

3. Maybe someday, Ty Pennington will come build you a house.Hey, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition loves families of children with special needs. Your little one may be your ticket to a lavish living space.

4. Any little milestone is a cause to throw a party. Your child works hard for every step, sit-up and syllable, giving you lots to be excited about.

5. Every day is a learning experience. Some days it's a pop quiz, some days it's a crash course, but life with your child is always an education, for sure.

6. You have the privilege of putting several doctors' children through college. After paying for all those appointments, you may feel like a one-family scholarship foundation. Put your child's name on some letterhead and take pride.

7. You meet a better class of parent in waiting rooms and support groups. Your child frees you from having to hang out with those snotty parents on the playground, and gives you entry into an exclusive club of people who are sensitive, sarcastic, and sure of their priorities.

8. You have an iron-clad escape excuse for any occasion. You'd love to stay at that boring party, crowded event, endless church service, but, you know, your child just can't tolerate it. (And if sometimes it's you who can't tolerate it -- who's to know?)

9. Coming up with new strategies every day keeps your brain sharp. They say doing crossword puzzles helps ward off Alzheimer's. Figuring out your child's schedules and treatments and lessons and rights and restrictions must easily provide twice the protection.

10. Your blessings will always be fully counted. Other parents may take the gifts that their children bring for granted. Not you. Not ever.



AMEN!

Sarah said...

Happy Birthday, J-man! You forgot to mention his favorite word is "panties".