February 8th...
 

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Sidney Lanier, woody, blonde2841, chuckinca, Brooklyn Rose ,tes

Thank You Donna!

65th Birthday tomorrow - going to Disneyland! (err - Disneyworld; free on your birthday for Fla residents)(hope my Fla Only Driver's License gets me in)

Happy Birthday Sidney. Hope you had a good time celebrating with the gang. Hope to see you soon.

Happy Birthday Dear Friend!
 

A very, very Happy Birthday to Sid, our dear friend. And a very Happy Birthday to all others. May all your birthday wishes come true!

Sorry Donna, Im so tired of my blah happy birthday wishes. Just borrowed a little dazzle till I can figure out how to do my own!

Anyway SINCERE HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISHES to YOU ALL!!!

Happy Birthday to all you fellow Aquarians!

Happy Birthday to all the Feb 8th celebrants.

Sidney Lanier was actually born on Feb 3, 1842 .... so, that makes him 167 years old. You're lookin' mighty good for your age, Sid!!!! A poet, musician, and scholar for whom Lake Lanier, outside of Atlanta, is named. We are honored to be in your presence.

Now here is a great group! Hugs to all!
 

Happy Birthday to all February 8 birthdays. 46 years ago on February 8, my first born arrived. Happy Birthday Gretchen!

Sidney, you are lookin' mighty good for your age. No wonder you are so witty and fair and handsome.You Aquarians have it all.

Chuck, you too...waving and telling you to get here soon. All others that I have yet the privilege of meeting, a big birthday wish for all things good.

Hahahaha!
 

07, you would appreciate the card vetman and I gave Sid. It says that a study was conducted and the results did, indeed, prove that dirt was older! :laugh:

A yell out to GG's daughter for a very Happy Birthday.

wow, happy birthday, that's quite a prestigious list!!!!

and if you already have a disney pass, (so your admission is already paid) they'll give you some comps for an equivalent amount of $$$$

Sorry, guys, don't get on TOTV very often and am now first seeing your good wishes. Many thanks! A friend (a couple years younger than I) told me he stopped counting a while back. I'll NEVER stop counting; I just love seeing the numbers go up when considering the alternative....

Yes, Chels & Vetman: OLDER THAN DIRT!!! '-)

07, you caught on to 'Sidney Lanier'.... Not only the lake but at least one elementary school and other public facilities are named after this significant nineteenth-century American novelist and poet.

Over thirty years ago we took the kids and camped our way from upstate New York to south Florida. When we found ourselves in a campground in 'Lanier Territory' by the Marshes of Glynn in Georgia, I signed in at the campground as 'Sidney Lanier.' The owner took my registration card and copied 'my' name into his book when assigning a camping spot and didn't bat an eye.

After that, at every campground I signed in with a name historically famous from the area, and no one picked up on it. When we were back in Virginia I used 'Thomas Jefferson,' with no response. I probably should have tried 'George Washington'....

And believe it or not, the produce seller at the farm on the north side of CR-466 between Morse and Rolling Acres IS a Lanier descended from the Georgia Laniers (including Sidney), and when I asked him about his famous ancestor, he looked at me as though I were loosely wrapped, telling me, 'You know more about mah family than Ah do!'

Ah life....