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My Birthday!


Howdy howdy howdy! Welcome back to The Art of Caesura!

And what an auspicious day you've joined me on: My Birthday!

So, happy birthday to me!

Last year was the first year that I actually marked my birthday on the blog with a dedicated post. After celebrating the blog's birthday for 7 years(!), and my daughters' in recent years, I though it was high time to mark mine with a wee post. For some Art of Caesura trivia: this year is only the second time since the blog's inaugeration (back in 2016!) that my birthday has fallen on a Friday - the day these posts come out!

Plus, last week's MASSIVE post has me plum tuckered, so today let's just eat cake. 

Thank you all for joining me for these birthday celebrations. 

I'll see you next week for more hobby goodness on The Art of Caesura!


Watching: 1899 (Netflix)
Reading: 12 Red Herrings - Jeffrey Archer


Next Week: 
The last of the rats...
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  1. Anonymous27 November 2022 at 08:54

    Well, happy birthday mate! May the Ron Swanson swag be with you!

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    1. The Art of Caesura1 December 2022 at 12:37

      Thank you so much Moz! I had a grand ol' time, and I was spoiled rotten!

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  2. Anonymous27 November 2022 at 08:54

    For some reason I cannot connect to my google account, so I just add the silly signature here : Moz!

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