Saturday, March 13, 2021

Happy 106th


 

The newspaper featured a story on the front page a few weeks ago that said this wonderful lady was turning 106 soon and they asked the public to mail her a birthday card to help her celebrate.  I immediately complied, thinking it was a lovely idea.  I hope Mary receives many cards to celebrate her special day.  It seems she even survived Covid last July at the home where she lives.

20 comments:

  1. A wonderful Idea! The Birthday card is so nice!
    Have a beautiful day , hug Elke

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  2. What a wonderful lady! And so young too!
    Your card is very beautiful!

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  3. Such a warm story! 🧡 106, though? 😏 Those are some life goals, indeed! ✔ Anyways, really nice of you to do that. 👏🏻

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  4. That is amazing Christine. What a great card for her too :-D

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  5. I love the card and so glad you jumped right in to send it, 106 can you imagine?!

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  6. Sounds like great person! Hugs, Valerie

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  7. Lovely card and gesture, Christine!
    It seems people are getting nearer to the 120 traditional longevity wish.

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  8. I'm sure she will really like your card. It's a piece of art!

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  9. What a wonderful thing to do Christine. Your card would have been a pleasure to receive. An amazing lady at such a grand age, and to get over Covid also.

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  10. Your beautiful card and lovely thoughts should make her birthday a wonderful celebration on her special day 🌞🌷🐝

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  11. That is such a nice idea.
    Lovely card.
    Happy Birthday to Mary.

    All the best Jan

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  12. what a wonderful card! way to go.

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  13. Muy linda tarjeta te mando un beso y te deseo un buen fin de semana

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  14. Such a beautiful card! So wonderful!

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  15. Oh so creative! wonderful work!

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  16. What wonderful idea and a beautiful card to boot!

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  17. That's such a lovely thing to do, Christine.

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