HoneyMoon
in
Scotland
You see our huge clan of boys, which we love, and without there love we would not have the love for each other that we do, but those little heathens are being left with Grandma's and were taking our one break for the next ten years... we're going to SCOTLAND!!!!
P.S. The word derives from the Old English hony moone. Hony refers to the new marriage’s sweetness, as well as a reference to the European custom of giving newlyweds enough mead, “an alcoholic liquor made by fermenting honey and water,” to last a month. That would keep many a couple happy. Now you know why I Brew MEAD!!!!
Sarah's Scottish Coo's... yes it is going to be a chore to keep her from trying to sneak one on the Plane...but as she says Scotland has a open roam law, which I think is for the cows,,, she says she can roam all she wants... lol - Clyde
