Comments | loxleyprince: Happy Birthday, Bluemeanybeany and Shovewood!

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Happy Birthday, Bluemeanybeany and Shovewood!

Dec 20, 2016 07:00

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Not around much at the mo... fiorenza_a December 20 2016, 08:54:00 UTC

But yes, Happy Birthday both!

Hope you've had great days and all good wishes for the coming year :0)

RE: Not around much at the mo... bluemeanybeany December 20 2016, 15:23:15 UTC

Thank you. Merry Christmas also when the time comes.

Re: Not around much at the mo... fiorenza_a December 21 2016, 00:14:19 UTC

Just in from the pub - celebrating a(n unexpected) change in career.

I certainly hope your Christmas is brill - I'm hoping for a bit of a lull in RL so I can return to the important (fannish) stuff!

Re: Not around much at the mo... loxleyprince December 21 2016, 16:13:20 UTC

I hope it's a good change of career :-) Are you looking forward to it?

bluemeanybeany December 20 2016, 15:22:40 UTC

Thank you. This is awesome. Huddles and a baby seal perfect!

elmey December 20 2016, 15:48:30 UTC

I'm going to piggy back on loxleyprince's great work as well. Happy Birthday you two--forever young :)

bluemeanybeany December 20 2016, 15:59:31 UTC

Thanks pickle. I think it's reached the point now where I just claim to be 21 for as long as that's somewhat believable.

elmey December 20 2016, 16:03:15 UTC

Heh. I just read an obit for Zsa Zsa Gabor, which quoted her in Moulin Rouge:

In her most famous movie, John Huston’s 1952 Moulin Rouge, Zsa Zsa Gabor plays Jean Avril, a chanteuse who enjoys the favors of many men and the habit of lying about her age. “I have been 25 for four years,” she smilingly confides to her friend Henri Toulouse-Lautrec (Jose Ferrer), “and I shall stay there another four. Then I’ll be 27 for a while. I intend to grow old gracefully.” Gabor was 35 at the time.

It's a good philosophy! But make sure the rooms aren't too brightly lit :)

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