Tuesday, February 23, 2010

your old man and my old man should get together and go bowling

Ye Olde Blogger tells me that this is post #777 for me. How lucky. And by lucky I mean that I was born on the seventh day (not of the seventh month) in seventy-seven. And that seventy-seven was my bus number from Kindergarten through Fifth Grade.

And that is where that ends.

In other news, today is my Dad's birthday! He is 37. (No he's not.) For his birthday, YOU get the gift of looking at some pictures, all of which I abducted from various Facebook pages.


My dad is the oldest sibling in his family.
He was born in Massachusetts
and grew up in Maine and in Eastern New York.


My dad liked to dress like he was one of the Little Rascals.


In the middle of this collage.
You may recognize that face from such places as my son.


Here he is with his siblings and parents
at one of his sister's weddings.
(That apostrophe is in the correct place.)
He is standing behind his mom,
my beautiful grandma, who is wearing the blue dress.


Here he is in a teeny tiny picture of my dad
at a diner with my brother and my other brother.


My dad, my brother, my cousin.
Related much?


My dad laughing with his brothers,
as only siblings can do with each other.
This was last June at my cousin Meg's wedding.


My dad and his siblings:
Kuna, Mark Twain, Jay,
Mintz, Minnie, My Dad.
(Dear Jay - you need a nickname.)



My brother, my dad, myself, my seester (my 30th).

Happy birthday, Old Man.

11 comments:

  1. really? your other brother? thanks. could you make that picture smaller please?

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  2. happy birthday to your padre. he's a real looker. and a real kick. i'm glad you have him in your life.

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  3. dads are one of the greatest things out there. happy birthday to yours!

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  4. Happy Birthday dad dad daddio.

    Do I get a prize if I know the movie from whence your title came?

    J Bender.

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  5. Ryan's lucky day is 7-7-07. Or maybe it should be my lucky day since I birthed him. And Happy Day to your dad!

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  6. Love that line from "The Breakfast Club." Happy B-Day Pops!

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  7. Your dad and my dad both grew up in Maine! What part? I wonder if they know each other. And only a daughter of a Mainiac would get their kind of humor. Cause people from Maine are different like that.
    April~Living The Sweet Life

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  8. I lived in Sherman Mills, Boothbay Harbor, Orono[ as a college student] and Bangor...and yes, they do have a different kind of humor....ayup..you betcha
    MAINE- the way life should be

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  9. Oh my goodness...Bubby does look like your dad!

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  10. Yeah for Daddys and Birthdays! Love those pictures too!

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  11. Old pictures are the best. I bet you Dad loved this post!

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