From Grandpa:
This is a poem about my favourite
grandson, Taylor, who is turning 9 today. He is a wonderful young lad who is
creative as is shown by what he can construct with his computer game
(Mindblaster?) and ambitious as is indicated by his accumulation of movies. He
is a fast learner and excels at his studies, it is difficult to find a word
that he cannot spell correctly. He can accomplish most things he puts his mind
to except for one: How to not grow older. Happy birthday Taylor and here is
your poem.
Happy Birthday Taylor, you’ve reached the age of nine.
Happy Birthday Taylor, you’ve reached the age of nine.
With another year behind you, you
have grown as fast as a vine.
I hope you have a great day with
lots of goodies to dine.
I wish you the best for this year,
and hope it will be just as fine.
I am running out of rhyming words,
so that must be a sign,
To wish you a Happy Birthday and
send my love since this will be the last line.
Love Grandpa Sailor 9 9 9 9
Love Grandpa Sailor 9 9 9 9
From Grandma:
Hi there Taylor! Do you remember
these:
Drawing a bird, climbing on trees?
Singing “triple carburetor” and
the song about knees?
Spinnageakinnaging finnagoo and
eating treats that you freeze?
Huddling under your blanket and
watching TV?
Washing bikes and riding bikes and
even changing gears?
We did all this together, the
highlight of my year.
Now you’re Nine (let’s hear Three
Cheers!)
And we wish we could be near
To hug you, love you, and wish you
the Best of Years!!
Love, Grandma IX IX IX IX