Autumn Greetings

[Ainslee_W]

Hi Lynn, I think I called you Cindy earlier sorry. It's quite confusing when we're using two different names, isn't it? I'm just giving "motherly" advice about Atlanta. If you come, come with someone who knows the area. There's some areas I haven't been in, in over 10 years and they're only 20 minutes away. All I can say is Richmond sounds pretty good to me. Laid back and lazy, that's how I like it now.
I might suggest maybe next year inviting the Scots over to Panama City Beach for a beach party. What do you think? Talk at you later.

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AKA: Rebecca

[eve1102]

Ainslee,
do you think they would come? I guess we would have to see huh. sounds great in richmond. well TTFN

eve

[orinocoflow]

It isn't too bad here =). However, it is starting to get ~~~~~Chilly~~~~~~~. What really sucks is my car does not have heat. I am bundling up, but err I am still too cold for comfort.

The leaves are changing, and some of the city becomes very beautiful too look at.

I wonder if the Scots would like Panama B? I have certainly never been there. I just finally got to go the Outer Banks this year for the first time. I went to Hatteras Island which so much nicer than Nagshead.

Well gotta go, at work...=)

Take Care,

Lynn

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"When you collect the things that embody
strength for you,when you put them together,
when you open yourself to let each speak,
you will know something about the
sources of your strength." --Starhawk

Well, PCB is called the "Redneck Riveria (did I spell that right?) of the South." I think we would all fit in rather nicely. Oh, the guys would have to hold on to their kilts, especially during Spring Break. Come to think of it, let's not go during Spring Break! All those wet t-shirt contests and all.
But seriously, they've expanded the beaches due to all the hurricans and the sand is some of the whitest, it hurts your eyes. And the gulf, ahhhh, blue-green, just gorgeous! I'm getting home sick.

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*Tinker Bell*
Formerly known as Ainslee