Happy Birthday Doc!

[David Kilpatrick]

Dr Harout, congrats, another year ready to roll!

David

[Birma]

Many Happy Returns from me as well - I will raise a class in celebration this evening

Slainte!

[Javelin]

Cheers Doc.!!

[Greg Beetham]

Salut! Dr. H
Greg

ps. How many candles on the birthday cake Doc?.....no fibs.

[bonneville]

Harout, you were kind enough to send me greetings on my 21st (+40) during my trip to Jamaica, so now I have a chance to return the compliment.

You are "the" stalwart of this fine forum and always ready to welcome the newbies. (So tolerant of "you know who" too ).

So to you

Brian

[bonneville]

ps. How many candles on the birthday cake Doc?.....no fibs.

Greg, it says 47 on the index page (a very young person by our reckoning wouldn't you agree )

Brian

[bossel]

Joyeux anniversaire und alles Gute!!

[aster]

Happy birthday Dr. Harout!

Many happy returns of the day and hopefully you'll have a lovely cake to sweeten the moment.

Best wishes,

Yildiz

[Greg Beetham]

ps. How many candles on the birthday cake Doc?.....no fibs.

Greg, it says 47 on the index page (a very young person by our reckoning wouldn't you agree )

Brian

Yep, just a spring chicken.
Greg

ps. Are we going to see those apricot flowers soon Doc.

[Dusty]

Happy Birthday, Doc! Enjoy the day.

Dusty

[Dr. Harout]

Geee, thanks my friends, I'm flattered.
And yes Greg, I will post the apricot flower shots. Just getting lazy lately (in photography, I mean). Much to do in the garden.

[KevinBarrett]

Happy birthday, Doc! Any pics from the celebration?

[paulmurphy]

Best wishes Doc,

Have some celebratory fireworks on me



Murph

[David Kilpatrick]

Paul, you should not risk that. If you post celebratory fireworks, Don might add an entire festival of 'em!

We should just send Doc the entire contents of Aster's 'Beverages' thread, missing out the milk which will be sour by now anyway.

A dairy just started doing milk deliveries here again, after a gap of a decade or more. I was amazed to see them dropping milk off outside a cafe at 1.15am last night when I was walking back home from our folk club at the pub. It was not a cold night (I wasn't even bothering to wear a coat) and the milk will sit outside for six or maybe eight hours, if it was not stolen anyway by kids leaving the town nightclub after 2.00am. Milk deliveries used to mean getting up at 4am and delivering an hour or two before people got up, not doing a midnight run and trusting luck!

David