Things Learned While Living in GA

[Admin]

oops, forgot to tell Lynn that saying eh? is actually I believe a Canadian word. My best friend who use to live in Michigan near me was Canadian and I picked that up from her. Maybe Lucie can tell us. Or perhaps it is just a word in Ontario, Canada?? Luc?

[lynn]

I can't remember, but I'll ask her and let you know, Cara. My goodness, Cara, I hope you will slow down. You are one brave, smart woman to tackle all that in one day's time. Hope you are taking care of yourself....hugs to you.

Don't know when we'll get back to KY. Maybe not until late fall. They are still talking of moving back down this way. But in order to put their current home on the market, they will need help with some improvements they want to make (it looks great to me, but my mil is very meticulous). Sooo, Shane may be heading their way for a few days this summer to help out.

[braided-rug]

So that's where Cara went shopping. Yes, I would love it.

I would never have guessed about the peach tree tea!

Cara your borders are always so beautiful. I am so happy you have a room ready to paint. So great to be able to sleep. I have slept extemely well since we moved from our hometown 3 years ago, maybe the country agrees with me!

[lucie]

admin said:

oops, forgot to tell Lynn that saying eh? is actually I believe a Canadian word. My best friend who use to live in Michigan near me was Canadian and I picked that up from her. Maybe Lucie can tell us. Or perhaps it is just a word in Ontario, Canada?? Luc?

I don't know Carolyn....I know french people often say *hein* which sounds like *eh* ---you don't pronounce the *n*...people say this as a the question *what* or *what do you think?* ....in end of phrases...