Since my husband thought I was crazy with the title on my cabinet post, he said an explanation was in order. It was from Sumer Is Icumen In, a traditional English medieval round and possibily the oldest such example of it in existence. It is translated into "Summer has come in" or "Summer has arrived" (thank you wikipedia). I first came across this in an Anne Rivers Siddens' novel where the hero was using this an invitation to the heroine's birthday party. I personally that it was appropriate. When Paul googled it and saw the UTube version of it, he thought I had gone cuckoo.
Catch you on the flip side.
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