Hello All,
Returned to Standish this afternoon after seeing my Sister Jenn, husband Roy, Niece Sarah and her soon to be 14 year old boy Quinn.

Jenn made the most wonderful cheese burgers and homemade mac and cheese for supper. The mac and cheese knocked our socks off!

We haven't seen each other for many years and it was even better than "old times". Sarah has grown into a pretty young woman and is doing a terrific job with her son. We're very proud of her. Roy, you're a gem! Thank you for taking such great care of Jenn!

Jenn has taken up drawing and painting and we love the things she has done. Roy does a lot with wood creating many different things. Lance and I need a bus to raid their home.

Roscoe tormented their cat Candy, she ended up on a shelf high above the living room, with a look of "whose is that big goof?" She tryed knocking Rosie out with kicking one of Jenn's new creations off the shelf on his head, LOL.

Wonderful nights sleep under the stars and planets all night long, was neat to wake and turn over and look up and see the stars. Hated leaving this morning, pouring rain and we are both anxious and excited to go back next week to roam old haunts, eat some more of Jenn's great cooking and Lance is going to make his pizza.

The weather has changed drastically for us in a short period of time, now beautiful fall in New England. Some spots had a bit of snow we got rain, but is very chilly at night into the mid 20's. We have a very cozy room at both homes. At Lance's Dad's we will be changing the bed we sleep because it's a twin, yes we love being close however I don't like being tossed out of bed at 4:30 in the morning and landing on the floor, it tends to be painful! I laughed after the shock wore off and poor Lance was freaking out because he had rolled over and when he did I became airborne and when I landed, it shook the entire house. Yes indeed it was very funny. Getting tired but want you all to know that we are safe happy and glad to be in Maine again (for awhile).

Good Night Peace Love and Hugs, The Gypsies