Happy Birthday, Dear Foresto

Dear  ,

Happy birthday, my dear! When I reflect on how long we’ve known each other, I realize it has been all of our adult lives! And in that time, you’ve made me laugh, helped me learn new and seemingly overwhelming things, been by my side during exhilarating and challenging experiences, and through it all, I have always known your brilliant, talented, listening heart is only a phone call away. I thank you for your friendship and brotherhood (if that doesn’t sound dumb), and look forward to many, many more years of sharing the ride with you. I hope your birthday has been beyond wonderful.

Love,
Ruby Loamsdown of Deephallow

Posted In: kids on October 7, 2008 Comments (1)

One Response to “Happy Birthday, Dear Foresto”

  • flonkbob
    October 9, 2008 at 2:30 pm

    Foresto! I’m sorry I missed the day, hope you had a GREAT one!

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