Happy Birthday, Ernie_of_Maine
Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 7:30 am
Happy Birthday I hope your day is filled with joy and that you have many more to come.
River
River
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Re: Happy Birthday, Ernie_of_Maine
Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 1:35 pm
Happy Birthday Ernie! Have a great day.
Re: Happy Birthday, Ernie_of_Maine
Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 2:43 pm
May you have many more! Happy birthday. 
Re: Happy Birthday, Ernie_of_Maine
Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 3:23 pm
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ERNIE.
I wish I lived in Maine; cool summers, mild winters, no snow:P
BTW, I loved you for years on Sesame Street
MacTheWolfie
I wish I lived in Maine; cool summers, mild winters, no snow:P
BTW, I loved you for years on Sesame Street
MacTheWolfie
Re: Happy Birthday, Ernie_of_Maine
Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 4:01 pm
Happy Birthday, Ernie! 
(Um....Wolfie.... Ernie's from Sesame Street, not The Muppet Show).
(Um....Wolfie.... Ernie's from Sesame Street, not The Muppet Show).
Re: Happy Birthday, Ernie_of_Maine
Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 5:44 pm
Happy Birthday, Ernie.
I have an old girlfriend who lives up there somewhere around Augusta...
...a pretty little raven-haired Catholic girl she was, too!
I have an old girlfriend who lives up there somewhere around Augusta...
...a pretty little raven-haired Catholic girl she was, too!
Re: Happy Birthday, Ernie_of_Maine
Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 6:11 pm
Happy Birthday! --FLO--
Re: Happy Birthday, Ernie_of_Maine
Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 6:33 pm
Yes, Ernie, Happy Birthday. Trust it was a great one!
Trust it was a great one!Re: Happy Birthday, Ernie_of_Maine
Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 8:41 pm
Hope it was a good one! If not, try it out again tomorrow - not a bad idea - celebrate for 2 days!
Re: Happy Birthday, Ernie_of_Maine
Posted: Sun Oct 19, 2008 7:53 am
Happy Birthday, Ernesto!
There's a little musical tribute! (See footsienote.)
I know, I know, all the cake has been eaten...Sniff.
Yoli
My dad and grandfather were so thrilled to be in America after they emigrated from Spain that they immersed themselves in all aspects of American culture. (Don't we wish the current invaders would?). They were enthralled by America football, especially the college game, so much so that they tried to learn where every college or university was located, the team mascot/nickname, school colors, and the fight song AND alma mater. From the time I could babble a lyric, carry a tune, etc, I was taught that the Sooners represented the U. of Oklahoma, that Michigan called themselves The Wolverines, and that Amherst's teams were called The Lord Jeffs (after Sir Geoffrey Amherst, who founded the school pre-Revolution). I learned Yale's "Whiffenpoof Song" (listen here)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_dA6IyZIDc
and got caught up in "The Spirit Of Aggieland" (Texas A&M's alma mater.) and so it went.
Well, Ernie, Maine has a really great song lauding love and beer. How can you go wrong with THAT? So here's the famous "Maine Stein Song" they still sing in Orono Maine...just for you!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WO_aoOZbT9I
As a bonus, you get another great one with it!
Again, Love, Ernie Of Maine.
From The Lady Of Spain.
Yoli
There's a little musical tribute! (See footsienote.)
I know, I know, all the cake has been eaten...Sniff.
Yoli
My dad and grandfather were so thrilled to be in America after they emigrated from Spain that they immersed themselves in all aspects of American culture. (Don't we wish the current invaders would?). They were enthralled by America football, especially the college game, so much so that they tried to learn where every college or university was located, the team mascot/nickname, school colors, and the fight song AND alma mater. From the time I could babble a lyric, carry a tune, etc, I was taught that the Sooners represented the U. of Oklahoma, that Michigan called themselves The Wolverines, and that Amherst's teams were called The Lord Jeffs (after Sir Geoffrey Amherst, who founded the school pre-Revolution). I learned Yale's "Whiffenpoof Song" (listen here)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_dA6IyZIDc
and got caught up in "The Spirit Of Aggieland" (Texas A&M's alma mater.) and so it went.
Well, Ernie, Maine has a really great song lauding love and beer. How can you go wrong with THAT? So here's the famous "Maine Stein Song" they still sing in Orono Maine...just for you!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WO_aoOZbT9I
As a bonus, you get another great one with it!
Again, Love, Ernie Of Maine.
From The Lady Of Spain.
Yoli