Thanks a bunch, Mr. James, for being such a great teacher!
Here's to another year of incredible adventures, blue skies, dreams come true, and happiness. Happy Birthday!
Happy 70th! Your gentle spirit is a blessing to us all.
On this beautiful day, I celebrate you and the beautiful friendship we share. May your birthday be as wonderful as the joy you've brought into my life. Happy Birthday, my friend.
Thanksgiving Day is that time to sit back and reflect on all of God’s blessings. One of those blessings for me is you and your friendship.
Thank you for being such a wonderful, one-in-a-million kind of sister. Happy birthday.
Thank you for picking me. I don't know how I got so lucky.
I am so proud to have, A dear sister like you, For all that you are, And all that you do. Happy birthday to you.
Dad, your presence is a gift that keeps on giving. May your birthday be as beautiful and cherished as the moments we've shared. Happy Birthday!
You’ve filled my life with pride and inspiration. Happy Birthday, my daughter!
I never believed in luck until I found you.
Happy Birthday! Remember, age is just a number...unfortunately, in your case, it's a number that keeps getting bigger. But hey, at least we're growing old together, right?
Merry Christmas! May your holiday be as magical as finding the last parking spot at the mall on Christmas Eve.
May your birthday sparkle as much as the holiday lights! Wishing you joy, laughter, and a beautiful year ahead.
Happy Birthday to my partner in crime (and shopping). Let’s make this year fabulous!
To my lovely sister and beautiful best friend, I wish a very happy birthday!
Happy birthday to the one who taught me what true love really is. I'm beyond proud of the person you’ve become!
To the guy who always exceeds expectations: I can't wait to see what this year brings you.
This time of year offers us a brand new start and I want to take this opportunity to start fresh with you and wish you love and peace in the new year
Wishing the sweetest, most incredible sister an incredible year ahead.
