Saturday, June 26, 2010

A Special Day

This is an important day.
It's the birthday of two of the most important people in my life.

If she were still alive, my mom would be eighty-eight years old today.
Wasn't she beautiful?


The Professor celebrated his birthday today, too.

He's still as handsome now as he was when I shot this photo of him sitting on the steps of our bush house in Papua more than twenty years ago.

Happy Birthday!

16 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hau`oli La Hanau to both my friend. :)

roxie said...

What a great day to celebrate!

Mr Puffy's Knitting Blog: said...

She was beautiful! Enjoy celebrating the memories and the man today :)

Dorothy said...

Yes, your Mom was beautiful, Willow! And belated happy birthday to the Professor!

snoopydogknits said...

Hope you've had a lovely day, with lots of happy memories. Ros

ellen b. said...

Ahh, love the old photos for sure!

Anne said...

Oh, lovely! Happy birthday to your husband, Willow.

Elizabeth said...

Happy Birthday indeed.
Yes, your mothers looks beautiful and the Professor very handsome indeed.
Summer birthdays----
bliss indeed.
Thank you for you kind comments on Hnry's big day!

Tracy said...

Happy Day to The Professor and to memory of your sweet Mom. :o) ((BIG HUGS))

Pat @ Mille Fiori Favoriti said...

Happy belated birthday wishes to your husband, Willow, and happy birthday in Heaven to your berautiful Mom. My Mom will be 88 next month.

♥ Pat

Jocelyn said...

Happy birthday! What wonderful photos :)

Unknown said...

Dearest Kak Willow, happy birthday to the people you love most :) Bet you still miss Papua at times. Love/M

Mama Mia said...

Happy Birthday to such special people! Loves to my Grandma and Daddy! :o)

Barbara said...

Happy birthday Prof. and thanks for your prayers.Yes your Mum was beautiful.

Come Away With Me said...

This is very late, but Happy Birthday to the Professor...

Have a wonderful Fourth of July!

Your lovely mother and my father were born in the same year....he is gone too.

Sharon Lynne said...

I love the photo of your mom, and the professor is so ruggedly handsome. Someday you should write some posts about your life before you came to live on the coast.