I bought a birthday card
but I realised later, after I got home,
that it all ready said, Happy Birthday on the inside the card.
Now what am I supposed to write?
The birthday card company never considered that maybe
‘Happy Birthday’
was all I had to say to that person anyway.
And, now, to worsen it,
Peanuts & the gang
have all ready said it.
😃
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Aww, you should add your own on the other side. I do that. Because it’s hard to find cards with blank inside portion.
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Usually I just write “Happy Birthday” under “Happy Birthday” and apologise for having no imagination
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Sad but true. That’s why I rarely send birthday cards.
Hope your next one goes well.
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Well, it wasn’t actually a true story per se, but thank you. I have full assurance from both the Charles Schulz estate and the Hallmark company that the problem is being rectified.
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They’ll save on ink, won’t they?
I just assumed everything I read here is entirely true.
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The person who typed that previous response has been excommunicated! IT’SALLTRUE!
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Reblogged this on davidbruceblog #2.
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Thank you DBb!
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At least the Peanuts adults can’t say it.
Wah wa wahhhh!
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Haha! That would make a funny card!
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On a serious note, I had to recently search for a birthday card that did NOT say Happy Birthday because the recipient has Stage 4 cancer and will probably never see another birthday.
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That is why I always preferred making my own cards. It seems to be a lost art.
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(spits coffee on computer screen) Those plucky knaves! How dare they!
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