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New Wishes

A handful of wishes pulled from the cabinet this morning. Pick one up β€” copy, save it to your pinboard, or send it on.

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To the young man at the wheel: drive slow, dream fast. Happy 16th.

Happy 16th birthday β€” you're not a kid, not quite an adult, exactly where you should be.

Sixteen years of you and the family still hasn't recovered. Happy birthday.

Wishing you a 16th full of music too loud and friends who'd take a bullet for you.

Happy birthday β€” sixteen looks good on you, even if the haircut doesn't.

To the boy becoming a man, slowly and on his own time: happy 16th.

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Sixteen: a great year for first jobs, last innocences, and middle-of-the-night plans.

Happy 16th β€” stay curious. The world rewards it eventually.

Cheers, sixteen. Now go make the kind of year worth remembering.

Mazel tov on the new little man β€” may his life be long, full, and only occasionally muddy.

To the family welcoming a son: mazel tov, with love and a side of brisket.

Mazel tov! A boy has arrived, and the kitchen will never be quiet again.

Welcoming your son with joy, blessings, and a quiet hope for full nights of sleep β€” mazel tov.

Mazel tov on the newest mensch in training.

A son, a blessing, a small miracle in soft pajamas. Mazel tov.

Mazel tov β€” may he grow strong, kind, and just stubborn enough to do good in the world.

To the new parents: mazel tov. The next eighteen years are going to fly.

Mazel tov on the boy who'll one day argue with you brilliantly. Get ready.

Wishing your son a life of learning, laughter, and loud family dinners. Mazel tov.

Mazel tov! May he be wise like his grandfather and patient unlike his uncle.

To the newborn boy: welcome to a family that already adores you. Mazel tov.

Mazel tov on the new bundle β€” small, loud, and entirely yours.

A son is a long blessing. Mazel tov on yours.

Mazel tov! May the simchas be many and the schleps few.

Welcoming your son with full hearts and brimming plates. Mazel tov.