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Today my husband celebrates a big, BIG birthday --
and I'm so lucky and thankful to have spent 
the last sixteen years learning about everything that he loves
the last (almost) twelve years learning about everything that I love about him
the last (almost) five years learning with my daughters why we love our Daddy.

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Happy, happy 40th birthday Jon!



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  1. So sweet! I know he will love this!

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  2. 40 great reasons (and many more) to celebrate a special guy! Happy birthday to Jon. Love ya, Mom

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  3. Wonderful list, Michelle. Happy Birthday to your husband. It IS a big day!

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  4. Such a sweet tribute! The best is yet to come. :-)

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  5. Happy Birthday to Jon! I hope you read the list out loud.

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  6. Such a great guy! You are lucky girls to have him. Happy Birthday Jon!

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  7. What a great list! I'm sure he will love it and the thought behind it. It sounds like you are all pretty lucky to have each other! Enjoy his special day.

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  8. Awe what a great list! Give Jon a happy birthday wish from me! Enjoy the evening together :-) xoxo

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  9. This is a great tribute to a true protector (especially meterologically speaking). Happy big birthday to Jon!

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  10. Happy Birthday to Jon! He IS very special! What a beautiful list - full of love and family!!

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  11. Happy birthday to your hubby!

    My husband will turn 40 next year. I'll have to keep this in mind to pay tribute to him on his special day.

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