I'm not very good at getting organized on this Forum as yet.  I just fumble around.
I didn't know you could get a Christmas Card signed by Alan.  I feel bad.  Congratulations to those of you who knew how.  I'm sure it is beautiful.  He sure is a great, talented guy who is not hard on the eyes at all.  I did get the Cracker Barrel die cast truck and the new CD.  The 2 unpublished songs are beautiful.

We were in Windsor on September 18, 2009.  It was a great concert as usual and Alan is handsome no matter what he wears.  I like the long hair and mustache too.  The audience was too "sedate" and if there had been enough of us together we would have had the place rocking.  We had great seats and they were free because I won them.  The gambling in Windsor is not as good as Detroit and I lost but I always plan on losing.  That way I never bring more than I can afford to spend.  The Casino is so big and they have thos huge long excalators and I am somewhat handicapped and can't do those so we did lots of walking and the staff helped us with elevators.  We parked in Valet and then my daughter went and got the car after the show and we were ok.  I just wish the audience had been more responsive.  They did "just sit there".  The Palace was rocking the whole time and even though I'm older, I felt so energetic and enthusiastic.  Anything with Alan is super.

Yes, I hope he comes this way again soon.  He's going to freeze up there is Canada.  Those provices are very cold at that time of year.  We could go and keep him "warm".  He's such a doll.  It would be nice if he comes our way soon.  We'll talk again.  Thanks for writing.  Oh, by the way, my daugher bought me the die cast truck.  It's beautiful!!  I love die cast Ford cars and have many signed ones.       Suzanne

Hope I will live long enough to get to meet Alan.  I have been to the Palace to see him and just received the die cast truck which is beautiful!!!!  also saw him in Windsor.  He is indeed perfect!  I still can't find the People Magazine, however.

You are so lucky to see Alan again.  I can't wait till he comes back to the Palace of Auburn Hills in the Detroit area.
I also want that Good Time truck.  Hope the Cracker Barrells around here will have it.  I'm getting up there in years now and hope one day I'll get to meet Alan.   He and George seem to be the only ones keeping Country Music alive.  It warms my heart to hear him sing any song.  It's all mellow and beautiful.

Alan:
Anytime you can come back to the Palace of Auburn Hills, it would be my biggest wish.
The concert was longer there than Windsor and the audience was so much more responsive.  I did, however, like the fact that it was just YOU but wanted you to sing FOREVER.  We came from Detroit area and spent the afternoon and then topped the wonderful day with your beautiful music.  I went home on Cloud 9.  The music rocked but the audience didn't.  You are so spectacular.

Good luck to Alan on his nomination for Inspirational Song tonight.  He deserves to win both categories.  I am praying for him to win.
Alanfan

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ALAN JACKSON ON OCTOBER 17TH.  YOU ARE SO WONDERFULLY YOUNG AND TALENTED!  I'M GLAD YOU WILL BE IN TN FOR YOUR BIRTHDAY AND WISH YOU ALL THE BEST FOR THAT DAY AND YEARS TO COME.  PLEASE COME BACK OUR WAY TO DETROIT/WINDSOR AGAIN SOON.  WE LOVED YOU AT THE PALACE AND AT CAESAR'S.  YOUR MUSIC WARMS THE HEARTS OF ALL OF US.  ENJOY YOUR BIRTHDAY!

Went to Windsor concert, Friday Sept. 18.  It was spectacular!  The place was rocking.  I loved the choice of music and the bass and lighting.  Alan was his usual handsome and entertaining self, tuning in to the Canadian group.  It was great for us from USA also.  Even the guys at the border were in a happy mood.  They got a kick out of how happy everyone was coming home.  Great Job Alan.  You're the best.  Yah, I felt bad for the people in the front row also.