HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!!

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Happy Birthday to me! Happy Birthday to me!
Well in three days but let the celebration begin.
It started this morning when I had my hair cut off. Since I moved to Pickleland, I had been trying to figure out what to do with my hair. Hair is not a special talent for me. 
In RR, I would go to the cosmetology department at the community college and let them work their magic.
During a tour with a Senator this week, I discovered the community college here had a cosmetology department.
So this morning I sat down in the chair and two hours and several inches later, I have this beautiful hair. 
Loving my new haircut!!!

I feel pretty. It is a good feeling to have when you are about to turn 41. I’ll be honest. Because of my ED issues, I figured I wouldn’t make it to 30 or ever have children. Well, I’m 40 and I am the mother of an eight-year-old. Take that ED!
Birthdays are special for me because of ED and losing my mother to cancer. I celebrate for both of us.
Happy Birthday to me!!

DAILY DOSE
1. So thankful to see another year of life!
2. Having healthy hair!
3. Being surprised tomorrow with carrot cake! Shh!!!

Comments

  1. JennOctober 9, 2014 at 4:49 PM

    Love the haircut! :) you look beautiful!
    happy birthday and i hope that this year will be amazing!!!
    this post made me smile because its great to see you thriving the way you are!! and its beautiful!

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  2. SairsOctober 9, 2014 at 6:27 PM

    I love your haircut too and happy birthday. I hope you have a fab day :)
    Sarah

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  3. Cece @Mahogany DriveOctober 13, 2014 at 2:44 PM

    Nothing like a fresh cut! Especially for your Birthday. Happy Birthday!

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