T is for Thank You All

This is a day in my life where I jog my memories to offer the scarf of acknowledgements to those who stood not far off in time. In fact, it is one great day that makes me feel strongly webbed with other people who lives within and beyond my living circumference.

3^rd November 1984 is my official birthdate and the 3^rd November, that leak out annually in the solar calendar is my birthday.

It is on this day that makes me understand how my existence also borrows a space within the details of other’s life. Those timely messages are so clear and succinct that it dawns my day with great hopes and inspiration to walk an extra mile in achieving what I have not. Even a single word on this day is enough to bestow tons of positive vigour and stamina and rejuvenate with a confidence button for a wonderful start.  

With the birthday wishes raining inside my inbox, it makes me feel so blessed realizing the fact that I have a terrific family and superb friends around. Their calls and wishes, prayers and hopes have made me feel that I am special in their lives.

Thank you Sonam, my significant other for your warm wishes. I feel so sorry for you in enduring this aching separations with lots of patience.

I also thank my friends for penning down their genuine wishes:

Ms. Rima (http://reeverking.blogspot.com)

Ms. Luanna (http://lettersfromlaunna.blogspot.ca)

Ms. Tshering Delkar (http://tsheereng.blogspot.com)

Mr. Ugyen Tenzin (http://uttenzin.blogspot.com)

But for those of my friends who were too busy and skipped to send me the birthday wishes, I am sorry I have to read your belated birthday wishes.

“And in the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It’s the life in your years”- Abraham Lincoln