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Happy birthday to a friend...




Yes it's that time again. Time to wish a very happy birthday to a blogging, Facebook, and Twitter buddy. And today, the birthday girl is Sue Wilson, of Voiceover fame. Sue is also program director and morning show cohost at WQMX-Medina, Akron, Canton. So, to commemorate this special occasion, here is a poem:

She's a friend to all the cats and dogs
And to all of us who write our blogs
The radio folks speak of her well
One of the nicest, we all can tell

Programming all the country hits
Country stars love her to bits
Taylor, Reba, Toby, and Brad
All the tunes that make us glad

This special day, November nine
I have no time to paint a sign
So poem on this blog should do
Happy birthday to our sweet Sue!

So everyone now go to Sue Wilson's Voiceover and wish her a happy birthday!

Comments

Cliff! I love your poem and am so honored you wrote it just for me! Thank you for the birthday wishes!
Pat Jenkins said…
i wonder if she wears that smile everyday. if so she defintely doesn't have a face for radio.... he he he..
人妻 said…
Hな人妻たちの社交場、割り切った付き合いも当然OK!欲求不満のエロ人妻たちを好みに合わせてご紹介します。即会い、幼な妻、セレブ、熟女、SM妻、秘密、以上6つのジャンルから遊んでみたい女性を選んでください
1日5万円~が手に入るサイドビジネスのご案内です。男狂いのセレブ女性はネットで知り合った男を次々に金の力で食い散らかしています。そんな女性を手玉にとって大金を稼いでみませんか
みんなで楽しめるHチェッカー!簡単な設問に答えるだけであなたの隠されたH度数がわかっちゃいます!あの人のムッツリ度もバレちゃう診断を今すぐ試してみよう
家出 said…
最近流行の家出掲示板では、各地のネットカフェ等を泊り歩いている家出少女のメッセージが多数書き込みされています。彼女たちはお金がないので掲示板で知り合った男性の家にでもすぐに泊まりに行くようです。あなたも書き込みに返事を返してみませんか

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