Friday 18 June 2010
Happy Birthday to the boy I love
Today my beautiful son is 15. This has been a year of firsts for him. He started high school (he's at a 14-19 college, we have a 3 school system in this county), he has had his first spots, his first exams (when he remembered to go) he even has a GCSE today, he's most disgruntled about my bad family planning and also his first girlfriend, it's not a secret we all read about it on the book of face.
I'm very proud to have made him, he's extremely kind, screamingly funny, useful at getting things down from a high shelf and I have it on very good authority, he's a hot boy.
It's amazing the difference a year makes, in the post I wrote last year for his birthday, he wasn't that much taller than me, see HERE and this year he towers above me.
He is now and always will be mo chridhe, my heart.
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Happy birthday to him, hope he enjoys the day and the weekend with much jelly and ice-cream.
Happy birthday to your son = isn't it all scary? How fast they're growing? Only yesterday was school and pram pushing and now my son is bloody driving....
terrifying. We really need to sort that gin out Lx
Happy birthday to Jack?
He's a fine looking lad, but you might have to stop referring to him as beautiful, at least in public!
We have a three tier system here in Darkest Northumberland which seems to work very well but which predictably, the Count Council is desperate to do away with...
Well happy birthday to the young lad...what happened to that chalet maid?
P.S. Glad to see you feature in the Tots top 100 blog list...that should brighten it up....
Happy birthday to your beautiful son. It's scary how fast it goes - mine is looking at 16 this year...funny though, I haven't aged at all....
he's THAT much taller than you wendy? happy birthday jack!!!
Happy birthday to your handsome son - it is indeed very scary, as you know from seeing my son's wedding photos!
Happy birthday Jack!
Happy birthday Jack!
Happy Jack's Birthday, Mummy Dear :-))
Happy birthday to your gorgeous boy.
XX
Yep, I've got one of those (and another in the sidelines)... it's great, wish I had crammed a few more in now! I think I love teenage years the best!
Happy Birthday to your gorgeous son!!
My son now has five kiddos of his own. Yes! Time does fly!! Enjoy!
Hugs
SueAnn
There's an award for you over at mine if you'd like it
http://ayak-turkishdelight.blogspot.com/2010/06/awards.html
I can't even begin to imagine Mia as a teenager!
This is such a lovely post. Our kids are just so special aren't they?
Happy birthday to him. (How do you pronounce "mo chridhe". I want to steal it, and smother my wee ones in "mo chridhe"s)
Hope he had a lovely day, and he looks a fine thing as they say here. No wonder you are so proud xx
Madame - he would indeed have enjoyed jelly and ice cream
Lulu - I can't cope with the thought of driving, gin I can always manage :) x
Jon - yep, he is called Jack, the T shirt comes from a shop called Jack Wills and I've bought him several, so he doesn't forget who he is ! and as for changing things when they work well, isn't that the law now?
NB - he never did shag that chalet maid, that was just projection, my dear
Gigi - pray tell your secret I've aged loads :)
Sue - it's so depressing to be the smallest and the heaviest, I can't tell you
Diney - true, I did love your sons photos though, all really gorgeous
Karen - cheers
Lolly - ta hen, did you enjoy Hampden?
Shirley - why thank you, I did all the work and what did I get???? no s a quips of piles please xx
Suzanne - thank you xx
Mrs Y - I always think I like the baby stage the most but I must say the teenage one isn't killing me as much as I thought it could
SueAnn - my mum says grandchildren are the best, I'm so pleased your son has such a lot for you to enjoy xx
Ayak - aawh thank you that's so sweet of you
Kitty - I didn't ever think I could either but it draws up on you gradually, promise
Lesley- it's pronounced mo cree, the ex mr auntiegwen's gran was from Benbecula in the Outer Hebrides and had the most beautiful Gaelic sayings and an accent you'd never tire of, she used to say it
LFBS - or as I say most often "would you look at the cut of him" xx
Bless, hope he had a great day!
Aww...big happy birthday to your fabulous boy! xx Jazzy
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