Fact:

I love America.
I like Canada too.
But I love America.
Adrian has discovered he loves pears.
I have always known I love pears.
Earwigs crawling out of peaches while I'm slicing them,
Gives me the willies.
Peaches are all-American.
I've never been to Georgia.
But I hear Savannah is charming.
I am a homebody.
I'd much rather stay home and putter than anything else.
Traveling stresses me out.
Thursday I felt bad I wasn't starting school again.
Friday, Adrian and I went to the library to wander around and look at books.
Tons of students were on the computers early Friday evening doing homework.
I didn't feel bad I wasn't starting school anymore.
I'm hoping after next week, life will slow down.
Fall = routine.
I can't explain to you how much I dislike photographs taken in wheat fields.
I need to clean the blinds.
But not until I can absolutely be sure the windows will be closed the rest of the year.
I have three impressive brothers.
And three impressive sister-in-laws.
They are all so talented in their own unique way.
Jason, Robert, Chad, when dad is older, he's yours.
I've had my turn with Lewis and Paddy.
Mark got Lewis a new cell phone.
Guess who gets to show him how to use it if he has any problems.
I'm so grateful that I've had the chance to live so close to P and Lew.
I love them.
Sometimes.
I guess it's good to at least like someone in your extended family, right.