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Current Greetings
The most recent week's greetings, Sunday through Saturday, are posted here in descending order. Scroll down to see previous days.
November 19, 2008
Jeff Elseroad
Happy 60th birthday dad. With love, your kids who were forced to listen to Prairie Home Companion not once, but twice each weekend. Perhaps if you're feeling down about getting older, you might enjoy a slice of rhubarb pie...?
—Tricia Anderson
November 18, 2008
Dr. John Mueller
Dad, I love you and am blessed to be your child. Happy 60th birthday! May you enjoy a healthy, inspiring, wonderful future with plenty of good fishing. Love, your unique younger daughter, Mon.
—Monica Mueller
Tom Woodside
Happy Birthday My Dear! Thrilled that we can celebrate with a trip to the Fitz! A weekend without the kids....what WILL we do?
—Christina Woodside
November 17, 2008
Doug
Happy 10th anniversary. Doug, your steadfast love, rich character, and beautiful smile continue to warm my days and nights. I count you among life's great blessings.
With all my love,
Kris
(celebrating by attending Nov. 22 performance of A Prairie Home Companion)
—Kris Black
November 16, 2008
Butch Wiersgalla
Wishing you confetti, paper hats and drinks with olives on your 60th birthday. So sorry that we will miss it.
—Sally and Mike Bahrke
Todd and Kim Guthrie
Folks...Nice to have you visit us here in old Germany. Congrads to you and darling wife Kim on 20 years of marriage....even if she is from Iowa ya know..Not sure she is really a Lutheran either...but think she is a keeper.
Your buddy and old MN pal....
—Jim Tiedeman

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