Life Deforming: Happy Birthday, Timothy!

Monday, June 15, 2015

Happy Birthday, Timothy!

My baby is 10 years old today! :3 I feel ancient at the thought that it's been that many years already... Lace and I both called him this morning to wish him a happy b-day and he enjoyed his presents we sent him. I'm so excited for his visit in a few weeks! Even though I'm incredibly limited in what I can do right now, this is just going to make my fucking year. I didn't think this year could possibly get any better, but it keeps improving!

Happy Birthday, baby boy! :3333

His favorite Japanese song:

Couldn't find the album version... This is from the "Heaven to Perfection" DVD.

Rei~

2 comments:

AdraJune 15, 2015 at 3:30 PM
Happy birthday, Timothy! <3 10 is a big year! First double digit birthday. I remember being very proud when it was my 10th birthday. So stoked you get to see him soon, darling! I know he'll love it too. *hugs*
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LacebunJune 15, 2015 at 11:03 PM
Happy birthday, boy who is as tall as me already! lol I was 13 and Rei was having a baby... Although, plenty of 13 year olds have babies these days. lol XOXO
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