Greetings
April 2, 2006 - April 8, 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»
April 2, 2006 - April 8, 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»
April 8, 2006
To: Sara
Happy 3rd birthday to our beautiful girl, Sara. You are the apple of our eyes, at least until your brother is born--just kidding! Love, Mom and Dad.
—Miguel Cortes
April 7, 2006
To: Gerry
We finally made it to a live broadcast of Prairie Home Companion. It only took 20 years. Jason, glad you are here with us. Amelia, we wish you were here.
—Sue Harsh
To: Bill and Bev Ooley
Hi Mom and Dad. Hope your enjoying the show tonight.
—Peter Ooley
To: Erling "Double Nickel" Anderson
Happy 55th Birthday, Double Nickel! Hope you are enjoying the live show. Rest assured that your daughter, all the way out in NYC, is sitting home on a Saturday night listening to public radio! Love from Laa
—Laurel Anderson
April 6, 2006
To: DEAN LUBKE
Well, Junior, you're going to be celebrating your 59th soon - so happy we will be spending it with Prairie Home Companion at Tanglewood! You are still the keeper of my heart, my sweet. With love from your Princess
—Susan Lubke
April 5, 2006
To: Mary Parsley
Happy birthday on April 28, Mom. So glad we can be together, along with Sue,Scott,Val,Earl,Michelle and Chrisy to enjoy Mr. Keillor in Vermillion!
—Stephena Kallemeyn
To: Kaye, Dennis and Sara Nelson
When I told you that "American Gothic" fancy dress was compulsory for live audiences, I was only kidding. Put those pitchforks down.
—martin coleman
April 4, 2006
To: Ann Winslow
Happy 29th anniversary to my lovely wife Annie! Let's make 29 more trips around the sun together. (we're in the audience on April 8)
—John Winslow
To: Heather
Happy birthday my dear, enjoy your croquet, cupcakes and chapagne birthday party. I hope It doesnt rain...
—Julio Moreno
April 3, 2006
To: Dad, in Row W
We're here! We made it back to the homeland for our favourite Saturday evening activity. Your dearest daughter Kate, who just had to sit in the third row (for 4/8/06 show)
—Kate Payne
To: Bob
Happy Birthday! By the time we actually get to see each other your birthday will be over, but there's nothing quite like a Prairie Home Companion birthday wish to ensure perpetual happiness. Hope you have a great day!
—Ashley Rice
April 2, 2006
To: Dominic Patten
Happy Happy birthday, your status is so low! love Tuneage!
—chantal payette
To: Betty Sander
Keep on truckin' at 81. Happy birthday from your smart daughters, good-looking sons-in-law, and above average grandchildren.
—Shaw Dixon
To: Paula
For the April 8th show, if possible: Happy 45th Birthday to Paula here in the audience, with love from all of your family and friends! Let the celebration continue!
—Charles Spetland
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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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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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