Chiming in to say that, as a Southern girl, we were all brought up to say to our elders: "Yes, Sir" and "No, M'am." Of course that has gone the way of the dinosaur now. Once in a great while, now that I live in Charleston, SC, I hear some of the college students use these terms to their elders. As for "you guys" and "y'all", I am afraid that both are here to stay. It is just part of the changing slang of the American scene. Language is a living entity, not engraved in stone, although, there is a movement to bring back spoken Latin.... I am in a French conversation group. When I use slang I learnt in Paris in the 60's, I am corrected by our native Francaise, who will tell me: "Oh that is so outdated; we now have a new slang term for so and so, etc." And so it goes...

Duh I am so embarrassed I swear I didn't see that! I guess it was too obvious.

I make my own in Photoshop. I did one for my sister of a row of her hibiscus flowers, mine was my roses. For my DH I did a couple of his 1946 and 1955 Chevy trucks pictures. Also did one of my dog Elvira and her different poses. I printed them on heavy glossy photo print paper. They have held up quite well and when they wear out I can always make more.

I actually got up the courage to hit the import command. What happened was that they all went to a whole, new folder, named "Imported Bookmarks" that showed up in my Bookmarks Manager at the bottom of all my organized bookmarks. Nothing got messed up or duplicated, and I simply moved some imported sub-folders to where I wanted them in my regular bookmarks, and got rid of everything I didn't want that was left by deleting the entire Imported Bookmarks folder.