Squidoo’s very own Chef Keem, will be 60 on Thursday 7th May 2009. The “Chef”, Achim Thiemermann, is a highly active member of Squidoo, has been a Squid Angel, a Squidoo Community Organizer, and has done a lot of work for charity.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHEF! And many more to come!
I thought I would add this little song that you are no doubt familiar with, in honor of a little story that you shared with the Squidoo community about you and a bear up in Alaska…
Enjoy 🙂
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6 thoughts on “HAPPY 60th BIRTHDAY CHEF KEEM”
Oh what a sweet video to capture the spirit of Alaska and bears to celebrate our dear ChefKeem’s big day! Happy 60th Birthday to such a remarkable person. His contributions are heartwarming and simply PRICELESS. 😉
A very nice tribute, indeed, to a very nice lensmaster from two very nice lensmasters!
HaPpY Birthday Achim my friend 🙂
OMG – Tony! What a nice thing to do. I had to wait for 60 years to have a tribute written to me. I’m blown away by your thoughtfulness and kindness. Well, not really – I knew you were a special kind of guy when I first met you on Squidoo. Still, this is such a sweet surprise and I might have missed it, running around like a headless bear, hadn’t Charly sent me a direct message on Twitter. Thank. You. My. Friend. 🙂
Ooops – meant to write Cheryl – not Charly. Sorry, hon. Can you tell I’m getting older? Or something?