Monday, October 18, 2010

You Say It's Your Birthday


well, happy birthday to you!

Twenty eight years ago today, my son was born. (You may know him as the man-child as he is referred to around here.)

He was born to a wonderful mother who loved him very much and was an awesome mother until a person decided he had the right to separate mothers from their children.

I was given the great honor of becoming his mom when he was about two and a half years old.

I stumbled and bumbled my way into motherhood. Did a lot of things wrong, but did a lot of things right also.

We went through a lot together, the man-child and me.

If anyone had reason to grow up to be an angry, bitter person, it would have been the man-child, but no.

He has grown into a man that I am amazed every day that I had any hand in raising.

He has honorably and successfully served our nation in the Navy for over 6 years now. He is a smart, talented, razor-sharp witted, kind and compassionate man.

In addition to being in the Navy, he is the lead guitarist in a very popular Virginia Beach area band and plays and sings almost every weekend somewhere around the area.

Happy Birthday Danny!

The Boyz say: We got you a present, human big brother! It's cat nip!

4 comments:

  1. Thanks, Mom! I couldn't have done any of it without you... I thank you for helping to shape me into the person that I am today, and more importantly, if not for you, I might not have made it this far. A thousand times, thank you.

    D

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  2. Everything you are, you made the choice to be. Every success you've had, you did the work to attain it.

    You are the best! Ever!

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  3. Anonymous10:53 AM

    WOW!!!! What a tribute to mother and son....as a mom we want to raise responsable ...respectful children who make good choices.....and take responsibility for their own actions....it sounds like you both have lots to celebrate......Happy Birthday !!!!!

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  4. A belated Happy Birthday to Danny!

    And a belated thank you to Janet Lee for raising a good man, a good citizen.

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