10.10.10


On 10.10.10 I turned 41. Yikes.

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Autum said…
And you posted at exactly 10:10!!
Happy Birthday, spring chicken!
10:14 PM EDT
Amanda Jean said…
Happy happy HAPPY birthday to you!!!! Hope you had a wonderful day!

LOL that you posted it at 10:10, too.
10:34 PM EDT
MJ said…
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! I hoe you had a wonderful day, that cake sure looks yummy :)
2:19 AM EDT
Kris said…
Happy birthday! I was watching out for 10/10/10, and then I missed it!
7:56 AM EDT
Emily said…
Happy Birthday!
10:35 AM EDT
Preppy Pink Crocodile said…
Happiest birthday wishes, Lera!! I hope this is a fabulous year.
4:16 PM EDT
lisa said…
Happy late birthday!
11:27 AM EDT
FinnyKnits said…
Boo on me for being belated in my BIG BIRTHDAY WISHES!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, LERA!

And a 10/10/10 one, no less. Grooooooovy.
5:30 PM EDT
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