Happy Thanksgiving to all Canadians

Happy Thanksgiving and a very happy anniversary Glenn.

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Thank you very much Andrea. So greatly appreciated.

I'll return those sentiments in about six weeks.


Glenn

To all my Canadian friends and members, Happy Thanksgiving. We did the gig dinner and were able to have a couple of close friends join us. A different dinner. Had the turkey but without all the little things like gourds, pumpkin and tacky decks.

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Good evening,

Thanks to everyone for your kind words and good wishes.

I looked it up and the traditional gem for 35 years of marriage is the emerald.

As far as I can remember, there is a bench outside Colombian Emeralds downtown in Oranjestad so you'll know where to find me next October, providing travel has returned to normal, or something close to it.


Glenn

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Hey Glenn....make sure you insure that big emerald as those Winnipeg mosquitoes are renowned for flying off with things, including small pets and children.

Yet another bench you keep warm, Glenn?! Andrea, please contact the ATA and let them know we have an exclusive new walking tour - Glenn's Benches. The guide will be provided with a life-sized mannequin of this famous Canadian for photo ops. A portion of the proceeds will be placed on account at Colombian Emeralds to be used towards Glenn's next jewelry purchase.

QUOTE=LisaGrn;366467]Yet another bench you keep warm, Glenn?! Andrea, please contact the ATA and let them know we have an exclusive new walking tour - Glenn's Benches. The guide will be provided with a life-sized mannequin of this famous Canadian for photo ops. A portion of the proceeds will be placed on account at Colombian Emeralds to be used towards Glenn's next jewelry purchase.[/QUOTE]

OMG Lisa. This is too funny!

Your sense of humour is every bit as warped as mine.

How about we try this first: I'll send you a life-sized blow-up likeness of myself. Put it in the passenger seat of your car and drive around like that for a week or so. See if anybody notices. If the reactions are what we hope, we can work on the Aruba thing next year. Got it?

Warped indeed!


Glenn