To my ex-BF

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There's only one thing i'd like you to know.
YOU complete ME!
Happy Birthday!

I'm so thankful to have
A husband like you
There is no other
Who could fill your shoes!

I love you very much!

Comments

Rico said…
Nyahaha! Chessy!
12/16/2009 6:26 PM
kg said…
ang sweet naman! may langgam na ata dumaan sa picture nyo! :)

happy birthday to your husband!
12/16/2009 7:07 PM
sheng said…
@Rico, ay, ma-keso ba? hehe.

@KG, snow yan dear, haha.
12/16/2009 7:20 PM
RedLan said…
Happy birthday to your one and only!
12/16/2009 8:58 PM
dyosa said…
Suweeeeeeet naman!

Happy Birthday to you ex! :D
12/17/2009 12:02 AM
Anonymous said…
Sheng, this is the sweetest post, evah! Love it and you had me with the title, "X BF" - I was confused! LOLz
12/17/2009 4:10 AM
ms firefly said…
happy birthday ric!!!
God bless!!
12/17/2009 7:36 AM
Kayni said…
happy birthday your ex-bf...lol. best wishes to your husband.
12/17/2009 9:17 AM
witsandnuts said…
Happy birthday to your ex, heehee.
12/17/2009 9:44 AM
The Girl With A Curl said…
Happy, happy birthday to your other half! :)
12/17/2009 11:28 AM
jeanny said…
ang cheesy ha, hehehe!

Heypi berday kyaw :)
12/17/2009 7:21 PM
Anonymous said…
hi sheng! your hubby's one lucky guy for having a sweet, loving and grateful wife in you. love emanates in your pic!
btw, thanks for swinging into my blog the other day. you're welcome to frequent it and be my newest blog buddy. :D i'll try to frequent yours too. salamat! and keep the love alive! naks.
happy holidays!
12/18/2009 2:32 AM
Anonymous said…
hi sheng! your hubby's one lucky guy for having a sweet, loving and grateful wife in you. love emanates in your pic!
btw, thanks for swinging into my blog the other day. you're welcome to frequent it and be my newest blog buddy. :D i'll try to frequent yours too. salamat! and keep the love alive! naks.
happy holidays!
12/18/2009 2:33 AM
Anonymous said…
hi sheng! your hubby's one lucky guy for having a sweet, loving and grateful wife in you. love emanates in your pic!
btw, thanks for swinging into my blog the other day. you're welcome to frequent it and be my newest blog buddy. :D i'll try to frequent yours too. salamat! and keep the love alive! naks.
happy holidays!
12/18/2009 2:33 AM
LAINY said…
What a sweet post this is, Sheng! Your hubby is very lucky to have you as his wife.

May you both enjoy your weekend in grand style!
12/18/2009 3:35 PM
mordsith said…
uy sobrang cheesy! Parang Bea at John Lloyd lang!

I read something in a book. It says that around 80% of your happiness depends on who you chooses as a partner. Swerte niyo. :)
12/19/2009 9:51 AM
escape said…
sweet naman ni sheng at kyaw. hehehe... hoping to finally see you on feb next year.
12/19/2009 4:55 PM
MrsLavendula said…
what a wonderful post!
12/19/2009 11:35 PM
onyxx said…
nice caption -- it reeled me in hook, line and sinker (i thought it would be a rant-fest or something heheh).

anyways, have a great christmas guys
12/20/2009 8:06 AM
Eds said…
cheessssyyyyy! hehehe

belated happy birthday to your hubby!
12/21/2009 5:28 PM
princess_dyanie said…
ay belated! sorry namen! lam mo na, galing akong province haha! :P
12/21/2009 11:50 PM
Heart of Rachel said…
That's sweet. Belated Happy Birthday to your husband.
12/24/2009 5:05 PM
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