Annie! How wonderful to hear from you! No evil MIL stories? Glad to hear that DH has calmed down (for the moment at least). And thanks for the recommendation on Dr. Phil. I personally find him annoying but if I ever have time to read a book for pleasure again, I will check it out.
Shad, Cairns looks lovely from your pic. Hope you have a nice time after work hours and don't overdose on the new mango crop.
I saw some lovely recipes from the Black Swan Wine website. Too bad I don't have Quandong, Warrigal Greens and Mountain Pepper in my kitchen.

They did suggest substitutes for us on the other side of the ocean, but I'm not sure it would come out the same.
Teel, hope you have not posted because you are busy catching up with sleep (counting sheep perhaps?) instead.

Pleasant dreams...
I tell you this schooling is something else. Spent all last night and today (Saturday) on nothing but school, school, school. October 19th starts another class. Both go until December 19. I am then signed up for another class that starts December 22. Who in the devil starts a class 3 days before Christmas????? That class will overlap into the end of January when the spring semester of college starts. 2 more college classes though and I will get my Web Development Certificate. Won't I feel the fancy one? Not really, just the tired one.
But... when I moan about this work, I think about how they carried true at work about cut backs. 4 people were laid off from my office this week. I'm sure if they had the chance, they'd go to school and keep their jobs. So I will not complain and will study and learn like a good employee.
I did start out the week better with diet and exercise and water. That was until last night when I got very busy with other things and my other good plans got laid aside. I think that's what bothers me most.
DH's problem with his software program has escalated to new heights. Replaced the video card in the PC, installed a new operating system and now he needs a bigger hard drive. He must REALLY like this picture book software to go through so much trouble to get it to work. Of course he leans over and keeps telling me about what he's doing - like I really understand or care at the moment, especially when I'm trying to take an online test for my class!
I shouldn't complain though. While I was at school today, he pulled out the tomato plants, cut down all the spent summer flowers and did alot of yard work that needed to be done before the first frost hits. He also did some work on the bathroom paneling.
The leaves are starting to turn here. In about 2 weeks if the weather cooperaties, we should have a lovely autumn color show. I'm hoping to get a bit ahead of my work so that we can take a weekend off in 2 weeks and take an overnight drive up north to admire the trees.