​​​​​​Montair Golden Retrievers
Mackenzie
Mackenzie
Rush Hill's Nunna Yer Beeswax "Mackenzie"
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Sire: BIS, BISS Golden Pines Osprey Cuervo Gold "Gold" |
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Dam: CH. Rush Hill's Crime of Passion "Felony" |
Whelped: April 9, 2003
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Mackenzie was our wild child. Very athletic. One of her favorite things was leaping into the pond for a cool dunk and chasing away the ducks.
Interesting little fact: The litter naming theme for Mackenzie was the "Bee".
The origin of the phrase "None of Your Beeswax" was originally a line spoken by the character Nanette in the musical "No, No, Nanette" (Youmans, Harbuch, Mandel, 1925).
This catchphrase enjoyed a brief vogue in the later 1920's. It was also sighted as children's slang in a couple of later references mentioned by Partridge.
There are no surprises as to its origin: Beeswax is simply an obvious pun on the word Business. More simply stated, None of your beeswax means None of your business.
So, when you are asked a question you don't want to answer, just say It's Nnna Yer Beeswax ! and thank Mack.
