My oldest daughter turned 44 today. Somehow that number doesn’t seem right…
time slip-slides away yesterdays, now tomorrows don't forget to laugh © Colleen M. Chesebro
Time Shifting, #haiku
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My oldest daughter turned 44 today. Somehow that number doesn’t seem right…
time slip-slides away yesterdays, now tomorrows don't forget to laugh © Colleen M. Chesebro
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Colleen M. Chesebro 
Yes! Mine will be 47 this year.
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Where does the time go?
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it’s too fast and then why had the last two months seemed like years? lol
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LOL! Right? Then I realized tomorrow is August! How did that happen? 🤣🤔
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yes but July was three months long!! 😝🤣😂
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Ha ha ha! 🤣🤣🤣
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Beautifully said with poetic words.
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Thanks, Rebecca. I don’t know where all the time has gone. 💜
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Zoom zoom!!!
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LOL! 😂
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Happiest of birthdays to your lovely daughter! and MANY more
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Thanks Sis. I can’t believe how time flies. LOL! ❤
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I know just what you mean! My daughter is in her forties as well.
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Time moves so slowly and quickly at the same time.
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I agree. Time is the ultimate conundrum.
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The older we get, the more we recognize the passage of time.
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No more endless summers . . .
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Happy birthday to your daughter. We never grow up for our mothers, and I guess the opposite is true as well. Thanks, Colleen.
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So true, Olga. Thanks so much for your kind wishes. ❤️
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I know the feeling. My baby girl is 46. Just doesn’t seem right.
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LOL! I’m in good company! I’m surprised how we all have our oldest children around the same age. ❤️
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Except she’s my baby. My son is older. But he has assured me I don’t need to share his age. LOL!
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Ah ha! One of yours and one of mine share a birthday!!!
Mine are 40 and 37.
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Oh that’s cool! Tabitha is my oldest. Amy is 9/13. Billy was 7/21. ❤️
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July is a busy month for us. And Sept is our wedding anna. 🙂
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Wonderful, Colleen – and good advice. Toni x
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Thanks so much, Toni. 🙏🏻❤️
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that final line is cute, Colleen! ❤
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😂❤️
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I hope everyone had a lovely day around your daughters birthday Colleen, I so know how you feel, my son was 47 last month, it doesn’t seem possible does it when we only feel 35 🙂 LOL
Have a great day ❤
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We all live in different states, Sue. It was good to connect by phone for once. Everyone’s so busy these days. ❤️
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Technology never more useful when we are miles apart Colleen… Glad you connected even if not in person ❤
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Happy Birthday to your daughter!
Both of my kids are in their 30s now.
I don’t understand how time works–sometimes fast and sometimes slow. 🤣 But laughing yes!
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For sure on the laughter, Merril. Time is relative to our perspective. 😂❤️
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💙
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So you have a 44 year old child. Me too. It’s not possible is it? Your poem reminds us of those feelings I think, and the emotions this unwelcome fact stirs up.
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It’s those dates that make us realize our immortality. I guess times flies when you’re having fun.
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Yup!
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That can’t be right? Lol. Is this happy birthday for Amy or Tabitha? ❤
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Tabitha. We had a great talk on the phone. Tabitha has two step grand babies 👶👶 twin boys! They were visiting their daughter in Virginia. Time flies is all I can say! 😂❤️
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Wow. How cool is that. I’m so glad you two connected. ❤ xx
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Yup… my once a year call. LOL! 🤦🏼♀️
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Lol Sis. Love you. ❤
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Love you right back, Sis. ❤️
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❤
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My mom says that all the time! I’m now 48, and she doesn’t understand how that can be true. Lol! Great poem, Colleen! 🙂
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LOL! Your kid’s age sneaks up on you. It’s like what??? 🤣
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