This post is a surprise from Bambi to her mother-in-law to wish her a Happy Birthday Lebanese style, just for fun :).
Joyeux Anniversaire, Bernadette!!!
Through this post, you will be offered three songs:
The first song may perhaps make you smile/laugh. It is by a singer called Mr. Sami Clark. His old love (and fun) song was specifically written to a “Bernadette” (hence the choice of the song). He asks her if he can love her “so they both become like Romeo and Juliette” :). If you wish, you can imagine your spouse singing it for you :). Talented in languages as he is (and you are as well), he may learn it fast. Anyhow, Bambi is singing right now while typing. Thankfully, your ears cannot hear her awful voice. Yes, there is a good side to everything in life, including large geographical distances :).
Now, your second song is one of Bambi’s favourite Lebanese ones because it is associated with happy events. It is the “Mabrouk” (or Congrats) song of weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, etc. “Mabrouk” to you for the birthday, new year, and new season (our North American fall is a beautiful period of time to be born in)!
Last but not the least, your third song is of course the classical “Happy Birthday“… in the language of Molière.
To conclude this post, may you enjoy your birthday, Bernadette. Bambi sends you her love, along with LOTS of best wishes! Thank God we were able to see each other this summer. Thank you for coming over. Take good care… until our next get-together!
Joyeux anniversaire, meilleurs voeux des Naders. ????☮️
Bonne Fête Bernadette!