Showing posts with label Happy Birthday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Happy Birthday. Show all posts

Thursday, June 26, 2014

40 And Fabulous! Happy Birthday, Derek Jeter!

Hello readers! How has the long awaited summer been treating you thus far? Already fed up with the fluctuating heat and threats of thunderstorms? I hope not, because the best of this season is yet to come! Now that we've exchanged pleasantries, let's get into the post. Today, June 26, 2014, marks the 40th birthday of a icon, a legend, a captain at the helm and a storied hero…DEREK SANDERSON JETER! 

Always in reflective mode, it is difficult to grasp the idea that I was first introduced to Derek roughly 19 years ago. I was 7 and he was the wide-eyed, ever eager 21 year old starting SS for the New York Yankees. As I have always reiterated, through and through, time and time again, on multiple occasions, I was quickly enamored with Derek and have been ever since. He is without a doubt one of the most charismatic figures in sports and I cannot wait to see his post baseball endeavors soar to new heights!

Once again, Happy Birthday, Derek  and I wish you nothing but continued success and greatness as you enter your 40's. If orange is the new black, then 40 is the new age of thinking. The 40's are a decade of enlightenment and boy oh boy, are we fans certainly in for a delicious treat!

P.S. because no birthday greeting is complete without a reminder of the eye candy that has been bestowed upon us, here are a few pictures to keep you occupied:







XOXO,
Whitney

Monday, October 22, 2012

Flirty 30, Anyone? Happy Birthday Robinson Cano!

Hi readers! After much needed rest, relaxation, and re-energinizing from the Yankees' postseason woes,  I am back and here to post tonight. What is this post for exactly? Oh come on, I know you've seen the title which means it's dedicated to everyone's favorite second baseman Robinson Cano. Let's put aside our anger and disappointment from his abysmal hitting in both the ALDS & ALCS and the ever heartbreaking HR Derby(oh we didn't forget about that) to focus on the fact that our guy is 30 years old today. Can you believe that in 2005 the then 23 year old Cano made his debut with the Yankees? Fast forward 7 years later, a WS championship ring, a Gold Glove, and countless other accolades and he is still a fan favorite. So, here's to Robinson whose only job today is that he celebrate, get cool guy wasted, and dance. Now, ladies, our only job today is to Facebook, tweet, and ogle this beautiful specimen. I'll get the party started with a few pictures:






XOXO,
Whitney