Greg’s 70th birthdayHe’s a friend to all, can fix anything, won’t throw a thing away, frugal, happy drunk, wife
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At seventy years, a beacon stands tall,
Greg, the friendliest friend to us all.
With tools in hand, he mends each fray,
Refusing to let memories stray.
A tinkerer with a frugal heart,
Turns scraps to treasures, a true art.
Happy laughter, glasses clink,
In merriment's glow, his cheeks turn pink.
Beside him, his wife, a steadfast light,
Together they conquer both day and night.
In the garden of years, love firmly sewn,
Cheers to Greg, a legacy grown.