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Backlog of blogs I want to post; some birthday activities delayed me a few days

May15
2010 Written by Randy Corman

I’m in the midst of posting several new articles. I got delayed by some fun birthday activities and a few other obligations. Here is one birthday photo that is a little scary.

There are not even 48 candles, and it still looks like it could burn the house down

As a reminder, I am exactly the same age as the Space Needle. Here is the cover of LIFE Magazine from two days before my May 6, 1962 birth:

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  1. 0davesnothere's Gravatar 0davesnothere
    May 16, 2010 at 2:39 pm | Permalink

    48? You are just a youngster. By the way they weren’t the kind of candles that you can’t blow out were they? Not that I would ever do something like that to someone. 🙂
    Oh well looks like you were enjoying the fun (which is great).

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