Greetings
October 24, 2004 - October 30, 2004
The most recent week's greetings, Sunday through Saturday, are posted here in descending order. Scroll down to see previous days. Reach out and touch someone! Send your own greeting»
October 24, 2004 - October 30, 2004
The most recent week's greetings, Sunday through Saturday, are posted here in descending order. Scroll down to see previous days. Reach out and touch someone! Send your own greeting»
October 30, 2004
To: Robert and Sue-Ann in Redmond
All hooked up and enjoying listening to PHC here in Mareeba, North Queensland, AUSTRALIA. love from John and Sheryl
—John Oudyn
To: Ann
Greetings on our 33rd Wedding Anniversary. We both enjoy the edited version of A Prairie Home Companion broadcast on public radio in Ireland.
—Ken Doyle
To: Jill
To Jilly Our prayers are with you as you get ready for your surgery on Monday. Hopefully you and your mom are listening to PHC and not out shopping. Dake and the Boys
—Dake Vahovich
To: Erin
One year ago tomorrow we met for the first time, and I love you as much today as I did when I first set eyes on you. Happy Halloween, my love!
—Brian Wilson
To: Pete and Wynema Peterson
Happy 81st Birthday Dad. You finally made it to St. Paul. Now come home quick. My car is making a funny noise. Love, Sally
—Sally Morgan
October 29, 2004
To: Joe in Columbus
Sorry about the mishap with your job this week. I recommend applying one of those gel ice packs to the affected area, but I take no responsibility for any blue discoloration.
—Andy Mason
To: Sally Ann
Happy 23rd Anniversary Sally! I saw your face and that's the last I've seen of my heart. Love, your husband Stac
—Stacy Lewis
To: Keith and Cindy Middlebush
Mom and Dad, A wise man once told me, "Happiness is found along the way, not at the end of the road." Thanks for dragging me along the road less travelled. The scars are healing. -Love Cary
—Cary Middlebush
To: To The Citizens of this Great Country of Ours
Vote on November 2nd because you can, because you care, and because you should. If you don't take the time to vote, don't bother me with your opinion of the candidates and winners or losers. You lost your chance to express yourself!
—Nancy M
To: Erin Marie
My dear love, Hat’s off to a dedicated Republican and "W" fan - I wish you luck on Nov. 2 as you face the wave of Democrat voters in Albany, New York. I admire your courage, and respect your positions. I nevertheless hope that we Democrats win the presidency.
—Padric Moore
To: Gina DiSanto
garrison please respond to my wife gina disanto hon didn;t know who you were supposed to be must have been the beers still love you happy anniversary love you vinny
—VINCENT DIVINCENZO
October 28, 2004
To: Nate
Happy 13th birthday!! Aren't tickets to Prairie Home Companion a MUCH BETTER gift for a teenager than one of those IPOD things?? Love, Mom & Dad
—Michelle Gensinger
To: LINDA
WEE HAVE TRAVELLED A LONG JOURNEY TO GET HERE, BUT THE BEST IS YET TO COME!
—ROGER GUSTAFSON
To: GINA DI SANTO
GARRISON PLEASE REPLY TO MY WIFE'S REPLY AS WE WILL BE LISTENING ON SATURDAY,DEAR GINA DISANTO I DIDN'T KNOW WHAT YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO BE(YOUR COSTUME) AS I WAS HALF DRUNK & STILL AM A SOUTH SIDE OF CHICAGO NEANDERTHOL MAN I STILL LOVE YOU AFTER ALL THESE YEARS EVEN THO YOU MAKE TED KENNEDY LOOK LIKE A CONSERVATIVE YOUR LOVING HUSBAND VINNY
—VINCENT DIVINCENZO
October 27, 2004
To: Vincent DiVincenzo
We met when I was Boy George for Halloween in 1983. Something eerie about a man attracted to a woman dressed as a man dressed as a woman. You still scare me. Love, Your Wife
—Gina DiSanto
To: Richard Chapman
How lucky am I to be your wife? A man that enjoys opera almost as much as he likes baseball. Thanks for a great life.
—Rita Luongo
October 26, 2004
To: Garrison
From one of those perfidious Canadians from Manitoba, now living in the 90 degree heat of Hainan in the South China Sea, thanks for your show on the net, and for the wonderful community you have created. As a reformed Norwegian, I feel I know all those people, and it coule be Manitoba as well as Minnesota.
—Ross McKinnon
To: Rhonda Vincent
Pinch me-- as it is hard to believe it is true. I will be in the audience to see my two favorite people on the same stage--Rhonda Vincent and Garrison Keillor this Saturday. Life can't get any better than this.
—Jean Trester
To: Grendel Brock
Darling, I know you'll probably be at work when and if this is broadcast, but I'll be listening and missing you. Oh, by the way, this is the guy that's been making all the wise cracks about English majors.
—Lynette Brock
October 25, 2004
To: Jason Holeman
Happy 29th Bithday to Jason from your loving wife, Lorraine. You are the light of my life!
—Lorraine Holeman
October 24, 2004
To: Martha
Happy 81st birthday ( 10/30)to my sweet,Republican Texas mom, from her Unitarian daughter. On Tues., remember that it is OK to switch parties just this once.
—Betsy Wells
To: Joyce & Scott Whitehurst
Happy 25th anniversary! 25 years, one set of twins, 3 houses (we counted the mobile home), and a couple of dogs and cats (didn't work out), you still like each other - but remember 'mom' likes me best. May you have 50 more!!! Your sister & Glenn...........
—Robin Whitehurst
To: Jonathan
I love you very much and am glad to bop along in life with you.
—Whitmer Erin
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Announce an engagement, admonish the babysitter, celebrate a birthday, or just say hi. At each live show, we collect greetings from the audience and from the Web site for Garrison to read on the air.
Each week's greetings will be collected and posted with that week's broadcast in the archive, and may be selected to be read on the air. To see your greeting, go to "Old Shows" and find the week you submitted it.
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