Greetings
March 12, 2006 - March 18, 2006
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»
March 12, 2006 - March 18, 2006
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»
March 17, 2006
To: Isabella Grace
Happy third birthday! Enjoy your party and your favorite radio show, and always remember: "I love my baby, and my baby says, 'HA!'" Love, Daddy
—Lou Franchina
To: Tom
Happy St. Pat's day to the italian in my life. May the god's of the isle shine on us and bring us the luck of the Irish with it.
—shari heinz
March 16, 2006
To: Jack Makovsky
To "Farmer Jack" in Racine, Wisconsin... Happy 65th birthday!! Have fun celebrating the Vernal Equinox. Spring is almost here!
—Sarah Huebsch
To: David Black
Salutations and hearty congratulations on your successful entry into the world of movies! All the folks at the old homestead spaces are rooting for you and send their best wishes. "Break a Leg!"
—tekkbabe 859
To: Jonny
Jessica and I want to wish you the best of luck on your first radio broadcast of your Jonny Cigar show!! Make sure you tune into Garrison, you might learn a thing or two!
—Mark Losinger
March 14, 2006
To: Sue
Way to go on the move from NJ to CT. I hope you enjoyed tonight's show. Love always, Ed (We'll be at the 3/14 show in NYC)
—Ed Frankel
March 13, 2006
To: Garrison Keillor
Dear Mr. Keillor, I was putzing around on the internet, looking for things to do this April, when I visit my sister Jennifer in your home state. I sure do hope we get to see your show when I'm in town. I've listened to on NPR since my son was an infant, and he'll be accompanying me on my visit. He's now 18! Thank you for your wit and candor.
—Kathy Rhein-Davis
To: Michelle
Honey Thanks for letting me ski with the boys in Utah for my bday present ! Take care of the kids until I get back and then it's your turn ! If I don't come back right away it's probably due to heavy snowfall Love Hew
—Hew Russell
To: Ashe
Congrats on your show! Mom and Dad said it was fantastic and your choreography stole the show. Glad your chickens FINALLY started laying. Don't worry the delayed development shouldn't alter the eggs' biological integrity that much. Just enough to mutate the egg eaters slightly. Love you.
—jessica brown
To: Jessica
Happy 28th birthday from your baby sister. Please use your seniority now to get mom to stop boiling down maple syrup - the paint is starting to peel off the kitchen wall! Oh, and our green eggs are bigger than yours. Serves you right for raising city chickens!
—Ashley Kanevsky
March 12, 2006
To: Nora Bell Blum
Happy 100th birthday to an amazing lady of pioneer stock. Grown and raised in Nebraska you are a survivor. May God grant you even more time on earth.
—Gene and Janet Kottke
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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.
Send your greeting now»
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