Today I celebrate my 64th birthday, although it is only 5 minutes since I was 18, so be warned: time passes very quickly and speeds up as you get older!
One strange thing today was some of the birthday cards. When in Oxford a few weeks ago my XYL bought me a card for my birthday, from the OXFAM shop, with the title, "Instructions are for wimps" showing a man operating 1920s radio gear - very apt for a radio amateur. Well, blow me down, I got the same card from 3 people! If you want one to send to your friends, they have plain insides so can be used for an occasion, they come from www.cathtatecards.com.
Now, to my mind, the operator looks a bit like Julian G4ILO. Perhaps it was his grandfather!
Congratulations
ReplyDelete73 Ron
PA2RF
My workbench isn't that messy.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your birthday!
Happy Birthday!
ReplyDeleteIncidentally it's my birthday also, and I think the "transistor" to: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/bf/Replica-of-first-transistor.jpg
Happy birthday Roger, pity its so close to Christmas, suppose you have always had birthday and Christmas present rolled up into one.
ReplyDelete73 de Martin, G4FFC
Congratulations Roger (and Ricardo).
ReplyDeleteWish you a very happy birthay.
73, Bas
Happy Birthday!
ReplyDeleteRicardo - a very happy birthday to you too!
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for your best wishes.
Happy Birthday Roger
ReplyDeleteTony G4lLLW
Happy birthday to you and everyone born 23/12
ReplyDeleteRoger,
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday and Seasons Greetings.
Indeed, in the blink of an eye it seems.
Nice card, I've seen it before, John GM4SLV has a picture of it on his Blog. It certainly rings home for those of us incessant tinkers.
cheers es 73/72 Graham ve3gtc