Your birthday can’t come quickly enough, my friend! So as I can’t contain my excitement and anticipation any longer, I’m wishing you a happy birthday now!
I’m wishing you the very happiest of birthdays today, my friend!
Some friendships fizzle out when people part ways after graduation, but our friendship is one that will outlast college. In you, I have undoubtedly found a friend for life.
Happy birthday! I didn’t want you to have a crumby birthday this year, so I’ve made sure that there’s going to be a good, moist, delicious cake at your party!
If you’re wondering why I wrapped myself up as a present this year, it’s because I wanted to get you what your heart most desires! Happy birthday, my love!
If I reach out my arms and can’t feel you, then you’re already too far away from me, my love.
I’m wishing you a happy birthday from afar this year, my dear, and hoping that your special day is still a wonderful one, even without me there with you.
On your special day, I have to say that there aren’t many 70-year-olds like you. You have truly mastered the art of growing older with such beautiful elegance.
I’m super sad that I can’t be there with you to celebrate your special day today, bestie, but I have no doubt that you’ll make your day your own just like you always do!
I’m sending you lots of love and birthday wishes from afar, my dear!
Today’s a particularly special day, for the best senior in college is celebrating their birthday! I’m wishing you all the luck in the world for this very important year ahead!
Congratulations to you both on becoming new parents!
I hope you savored the full nights of sleep while you still had the chance, as it’s going to be a while before you’ll see them again! It’ll all be worth it, though!
If there’s one thing in this world that I know for sure, it’s that you’re very lucky to be born to such kind, caring, and incredibly wonderful people like your parents are! You will always be surrounded by so much love.
Many congratulations! I must say that I already pity your new baby a little though as it’ll have to listen to you singing many lullabies, and I’ve heard you sing!