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July 11, 2014

Summertime and the Living is Easy

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shareasimage-4Summer is in full swing.  Vacation.  Lemonade. Sunny skies.  It’s all good, isn’t it?

What are your favorite things about summer?

Some of mine are:

  • Beautiful sunrises and sunsets.  They just seem magnified in the summer for me.  The longer days allow me to enjoy them just a little bit longer.
  • Farmer’s Markets.  In a word—yum.  So much variety and so much freshness.
  • Freshly mown grass.   I love the smell.  I love the look.  I love the lawn maintenance service that magically makes it happen.
  • A good book.  Reading in summertime is a million times better than any other time of the year.
  • Ice cream.  It’s good anytime but in summertime it is a billion times better.
  • Vacations.  Even if it is a “staycation” it is wonderful to be able to kick back and be out of the normal routine.
  • Grilling out—and letting the hubby do the cooking.  🙂
  • Fresh Iowa corn
  • Picnics
  • Iced Tea
  • Driving with the windows open and not worrying about how messed up the hair gets.
  • Eating outside (bugs not invited)
  • Hearing the ice cream truck coming through the neighborhood and racing to get change to see if you can meet it in time.
  • Flip flops in all the amazing colors and styles.
  • Flowers –daisies, black eyed susans, impatiens, geraniums—they all add color and beauty to the landscape.
  • Lightening bugs
  • Fair food—anything on a stick.
  • Summer pj’s
  • Tiki torches
  • Firepits and making s’mores.
  • Festivals and parades .
  • Sunshine
  • Bare feet on the grass.
  • The scent of suntan lotion.
  • Summer concerts held outdoors.
  • Eating alfresco at restaurants.
  • Being able to be spontaneous.
  • Summer clothes that are cute.

What about you?  What’s on your list of favorite things of summer????

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