Happy Monday to all.
Wasn't this weekend the best! The temperature was just right, not too hot, not too cold. Among visiting my parents, and brother, did some laundry and put them on the line outside. I hate going outside during the summer months, but now that september is upon us, the air as already changed for the better. Nice cool air at night, we spent a few hours just talking outside last night, it was nice.
My girls are coming back home today, tomorrow back to school.
Hope you all have a great day, I'll be going out off and on all day, so I'll talk to you all tomorrow.
luv, Mckenzie and remember guys: One day at the time 
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\"FUCKIN\" \"A\" SISTER!!!!!!!!!! MR. Potty mouth is back by popular demand!! Love you my Northern Star!!!!!!!!
I love the crisp air at night and I love fall! I live in a northern state, so it\'s really beautiful in the fall up here! I love it when the leaves change colors! Sending my prayers and hugs, Kristin!
Hey hun! The weather was fantastic!! I am glad you had a great weekend! Hugs Jane
Good day,
Was talking to first \"pop-up\" & realized by \"Zone Alarm\" update hadn\'t, and had taken the whole of the original program with it: cannot download another copy - apparently I need a TrueVector (sounds like a mosquito!)as an assistant: SO running on 3 diff. types of anti-everything horrible ware. That\'s the second time that thing has played up! This time, they have an Australian Office, so shall give them a blast! Hope you had a really good time - soon you can see all the beautiful yellow, orange & red leaves; First year I was there in Quebec, I had no idea how cold it would get- thank God! It was minus 8C when my son was born.We have lombardy poplars all along the Derwent Valley - they surround the hop fields as wind breaks - they go golden: and there\'s a native beech in the Highlands, which goes brilliant orange (they are actually large bushes-too cold to grow high)We have white trees just now going green; and the pink are coming out: must get a picture of Frank\'s orchard & see if I can send. I got one (yes one) pink flower on my home grown peach tree - amazing, as it is only 3 years old - only saw it as there was a bumble bee gathering pollen above me: these arrived from NZ about 12 years ago: thought I was having a bad dream when I saw it: they have not yet moved to the mainland, so far. There\'s a reason why - i think they kill native bees!- they look like big,fat, hairy helicopters (but they don\'t chase people - I got chased by a wasp in Montreal: horrible experience, as people were laughing! - what sort of in joke is this - they have an insect that can smell out foreigners now? Next day I was told I was wearing blue & yellow! - well, yes, Jeans & white T-shirt, but my hair was yellow(almost) & as long as it would grow! I should have put that in my Journal - \"Foreign Woman tormented by local Wasps!\" By the way Mckenzie - I\'ve never seen a european woman with hair as long as yours!. Longer, yes, but it\'s a genetic thing -Indian women can often grow it to the knees! by now, Fond regards JaneD.
Gee McKenzie, you\'re obviously not in Florida LOL. It\'s hot as all heck here! Sounds like you had a great day! Good for you! Missy
Glad you had a wonderful weekend, hugs and prayers Sharla
Thinking of you...enjoy your children.