I need someone's help.  Recently I received an email from the fan club and it included the dressing recipe that Denise makes.  Somehow I deleted it by mistake.  Could someone please send it to me?  My email address is [email protected]
Thanks!

Hey Melanie!  What's your second favorite?  Mine is "Thats Where I Belong".  Makes me want to go to the beach every time I listen to it. It was so good to see you in Orange Beach.

Congrats Apartin!  I met him in Lexington, KY this summer.  It was a dream come true.  My advice to you is to relax and enjoy it.  I was so nervous that I really don't remember alot about it.  And that makes me sad.  I had so many things going through my head that friends and relatives told me to say, that I got nervous.  He was so sweet and just as handsome up close as he is in his pictures.  My daughter wanted to know what he smelled like, but I don't think I took a breath the whole time I was there. LOL!  Anyway, have a great time and breath!

Jeri,
I have always loved "The Voice" Vern Gosdin.  And I think Alan could do any of his songs.  I agree with you about airplay.  The radios just don't play him enough in my opinion.  But if you can get it, XM is the way to go because they play his singles that he never released.  Its great when they play his older stuff. 

I really love Tail Lights Blue and the fact that Adam Wright co-wrote it, makes it even better.  The talent really runs in the Jackson family.

I actually got one.  I was standing at the stage after the concert and one of the guys gave me one.  I had never seen one til then. Its great!

When I registered, the site said the seats would be in Section 100. 

I got my email today, saying I won 2 tickets.  I am so excited!  Yee Haw!

Jerrie, sorry I didn't even mention anything about the songs.  You see how goofy I was.  He sang Hard Hat and a Hammer, and Its Just That Way from his new album.  I loved when he and the band sat on stools and sang some of his old stuff, especially Chasin That Neon Rainbow.  That was the song that hooked me, and when I saw the radio that he sang about in the Country Music Hall of Fame a few months ago, I cried.  I'm hoping they will post my meet and greet pic soon.  Its really good considering I'm grinning like an idiot. LOL  Anyway, thanks for commenting on my post.     

Sorry everybody that I haven't written about my amazing experience.  It has taken me a week to recover.  Danny (my husband) and I left Montgomery Saturday morning around 8:00.  We stopped in Nashville and had lunch at Demos' and then walked around and took pictures.  We arrived in Lexington around 5:00.  We had reservations at the Hyatt which is right next to Rupp Arena where the concert was.  All along the way, I kept thinking something was going to happen to stop me from meeting Alan.  It couldn't be this easy.  The room was very nice and in a great area with places to eat within walking distance.  We had supper then retired for the evening.  Sunday was a beautiful day, so we decided to spend it out sightseeing.  We rode around looking at a few of the horse farms (which is just about all that's in Lexington) and then went to The Kentucky Horse Park.  My sister loves horses so I wanted to get some pics of the "Man O War" statue.  The park is huge and had alot of activity.  We ended up staying there most of the day and doing alot of walking.  By 3:00 I was worn out, dirty and a little sunburned.  I panicked when I realized that I was meeting Alan in just a few hours.  We hightailed it back to the hotel room so that I could rest and cool off.  The closer it got to time I got very nervous.  Plus, I kept thinking it was too easy.  There had to be a snag that was going to stop me from meeting Alan.  At 6:00 we headed down to the Arena to the Will Call window.  I gave them my name and ID and they handed me my meet and greet pass.  Holy Cow!  It was going to happen. We found our seats, which were on the 5th row dead center.  While we were sitting there, I met another lady who had a meet and greet pass.  Her name was Shirley and she and her friend had seats behind us.  They were so sweet and were both in the Good Time video that was filmed in Nashville.  Our instructions were to report to Section 15 at 8:25.  It was so hard to concentrate on Chris Young and Josh Turner.  But finally 8:25 got there.  I was so nervous!  Shirley and I made it to the area where we were suppose to go and once everyone was there (about 12 of us) we were led out the back of Rupp Arena to the parking lot where the buses were parked.  There sat the tent where we were to meet Alan!  My legs were like jelly.  I was so afraid that I was going to make a fool of myself.  We lined up and each one of us had our turn.  I remember standing next to the photographer waiting and thinking "I can't do this".  Then I realized it was my turn and Alan motioned to me and said "Come on over here and get your picture taken".  I shook his hand and told him my name was Amy and he said "Nice to meet you".  We had our picture taken and I turned to walk away and stopped and turned and shook his hand again and told him how much I enjoy his music and he said "Well thank you ma'am".  OMG! he called me ma'am.  At first I was a little hurt (because I'm 3 years younger than him) then I realized that was his way of being polite.  And anyway, he could have called me anything!  I had just met Alan Jackson.  I made it back to my seat still reeling from my experience and got ready for one of the best concerts I've seen.  And I've been to about a dozen of them.  It was a fantastic night and one that I will never forget.  I have the picture on my cell phone so I can look at it whenever I think that it was a dream.  Sorry I've rambled so, but I just wanted everyone to know what a great time I had.  Thanks to Cindy for the Meet and Greet and Shirley if you are reading this, I really enjoyed meeting you.  Yee Haw!

Okay, I think I can finally breathe now.  I found out Wednesday that I won a Meet & Greet pass for the Lexington concert.  I was outside watering the tomatoes when I got the email on my cell phone.  Needless to say, water went everywhere.  After the excitement subsided briefly, I realized I didn't have concert tickets.  I was able to find some great 5th row seats on Ebay at a decent price.  I just booked us a room at the Hyatt Regency so I think I have everything taken care of.  Now I only have 8 days til I get to do something that I have been dreaming of doing for 20 years.  I'M MEETING ALAN JACKSON!!!

Got my CD and it was autographed.  I'm so excited, its some of the best music I have ever heard.

I'm curious, why would you enter a contest if you knew you couldn't go?  Just wondering.  I hope that didn't prevent someone else from winning.