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13/05/2009 6:00 pm
Please all join me in a singing of the traditional natal day celebration tune..."Happy Birthday"...or is that "The Old Grey Mare"...I always get those two confused!
Either way....A Big Happy Birthday with one long and two shorts on the big Lunkenheimer steam whistle for our own Keith Norrington, who turns a spry 39 today (well, that is what he told me!)!
Travis
13/05/2009 7:53 pm
Yep a little birdy reminded me a few days ago that Keith was having a birthday this week. A card is in the mail. Happy B Day! Enjoy that chocolate cake you always have.
13/05/2009 8:28 pm
I echo these sentiments, but mine are on Estey 1906 at St. Mary's Church in Orono, Maine with all stops out. Happy Birthday, Keith!
13/05/2009 8:52 pm
And eat you some ice cream with that chocolate cake!
13/05/2009 9:54 pm
May I add my own echos of Happy Birthday to Calliope Keith. I have always wondered why it isn't the mothers who should be receiving the birthday wishes. After all, didn't they do all the work! p;-}
Happy Birthday Keith.
14/05/2009 12:44 am
Happy Birthday Kieth,, A Long and Two shorts to you...:)
14/05/2009 2:08 am
Happy Birthday, Keith! Hope you had a GREAT day!
Pat
14/05/2009 2:09 am
A big harbor salute to you, Keith, on your birthday! Your friendship, encouragement, hospitality and generosity are gifts that you willingly share with all the river family, and Jonathan and I have been the recipient of your kindness countless times over the years. Although the words don't do justice to our feelings, please know that you are a real treasure in our lives and we are much better people for having known you and having been blessed with your friendship. Enjoy your special day!
David, Debbie and Jonathan
14/05/2009 4:18 am
Happy Birthday Keith! See you this weekend!
14/05/2009 11:20 am
MANY THANKS for ALL the kind wishes for my "double nickel" (55) birthday! WOW! Such kind and genial remarks make this old tub feel like a floating palace! Travis serenaded me on the little pipe organ in our lobby this morning with a rousing ragtime version of "Happy Birthday", followed by "The Old Gray Mare"!
Some days I feel like the ol' MAMIE BARRETT looked last week when I visited her in the bayou -- sagging and falling apart! But, I'll try to keep up steam and will surely look forward to seeing y'all at the museum and along the big river.
Thanks again, dear friends, for your gracious greetings!
"Cally-ope Keith - the Curious Curator"
15/05/2009 12:35 pm
Ted Guillaum;16958 wrote: May I add my own echos of Happy Birthday to Calliope Keith. I have always wondered why it isn't the mothers who should be receiving the birthday wishes. After all, didn't they do all the work! p;-}
Happy Birthday Keith.
I agree, Ted - let them eat cake!
15/05/2009 9:13 pm
OK, We'll break Deb's and my ugly silence to wish our buddy a Happy Birthday which is really important stuff (it's not like double nickles come every week) and is way more important than the various politics, personal feelings, inuendo, silliness and mis-guided enthusiasium seen the past year here. Geeze, 55, you just turned 55? What a punk, some of us are so much more mature, hee hee...but we're also envious of the youth...
Happy Birthday there, you youngster you...I raise a Sam in your honor...
16/05/2009 6:21 am
Hear! Hear! I ate some Ice Cream in your honor Keith!! OK, so I would have eaten it anyway. . . But I did play our CD of the Natchez' calliope today!
Hope it was a great day.
Linda & David Dewey
16/05/2009 9:52 pm
Many Happy Returns from the Staff and Crew of the RABBIT HASH SHIPYARD.