Happy Birthday wishes go out to model, actress, and business owner, Phoebe Cates Kline, who turned 52 years young yesterday.

Phoebe has been married to actor Kevin Kline for 26 years and they have two adult children.

Phoebe is probably best know for her role as "Linda Barrett" in the 1982 movie "Fast Times at Ridgemont High," where she made one of  the most well known bikini drops in history.  (See photo below to jar your memory)

Phoebe retired from acting in 1994 to raise her family, returning in 2001 to appear with her friend Jennifer Jason Leigh in "The Anniversary Party."

In 2005 Phoebe opened a boutique in New York City on Madison avenue called Blue Tree

Husband Kevin Kline

I know I'm way behind on the times, but I just finished reading "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire."  It was a whopping 734 pages!!  Then I watched the movie.  As usual, the book was better than the movie, but with that said, the movie was quite good.  I'm waiting for Justin to bring me the next one. 

Happy Birthday to Harrison Ford who turned 73 years young today.  Harrison is married and has five children.

"Hans Solo," "Indiana Jones," and "Jack Ryan," are just a few of his memorable roles.  He even played the president in "Air Force One."

Happy Birthday wishes go out to actress, singer, and author, Cheryl Jean Stoppelmoor, aka Cheryl Ladd, who turned  64 years young yesterday.

Cheryl is married to music producer Brian Russel and has two children.

Cheryl is probably best know for her role as "Kris Munroe" in the TV series "Charlie's Angels."  Cheryl replaced Farrah Fawcett in the second year of the series and completed 87 episodes from 1977 to 1981.

Cheryl has also made several albums and written a children's book entitled "The Adventures of Little Windshop," and also wrote "A Woman's Guide to Golfing with the Boys." 

YUP!!

Everybody!!  One way or another, I'm gonna find ya, I'm gonna get ya, get ya, get ya, get ya.  LOL

Love One Another

She pressed her hands to those worn ancient pages,

Of the Book of Life, written down through the ages.

Secrets of a glorious world yet to be known,

Seeds of great knowledge as yet to be sown.

“Drink of my wisdom,” the tome seemed to whisper,

“I am not worthy,” she responded with a shiver.

“Oh but you are, you are worthy and more.

Read of my words and be changed evermore.”

She read the whole book then sat back in despair,

It’s so very simple, that no one will care.

“Love one another” written page after page,

In every language and from every age.

Love one another that old book did implore,

We’re all the same, nothing less, nothing more.

Love one another is the message quite clear,

Share the book’s message for everyone to hear.  

Ken Ferguson