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Happy Birthday MumšŸ™



Dear Mum,

Happy Birthday to the most wonderful woman Iā€™ve ever known.šŸ™ Today was always a special day for us and it will be a day of celebration forever and we celebrate u always- the love u gave, the lessons u taught, and the strength u showed. I miss your laughter, your hugs, and the way u made everything better just by being there but ur love still guides me, and your memory brings me comfort and joy.I see you in the little thingsā€”a gentle breeze, a warm ray of sunshine, or a beautiful flower  and ur every word forever etched in my heart.

I wish I could hold your hand, see your smile, and tell so many things untold! But I know youā€™re watching over me and blessing me always. Until we meet again, Iā€™ll keep living a life that honors your memoryšŸ™

With all my love,

Happy Birthday Mumā™„ļø




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  1. Anonymous12 January 2025 at 01:33

    Waiting until we meet againšŸ„¹šŸ˜”šŸ˜”šŸ˜”šŸ˜”

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