Summer Favorites

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This is a small collection of precious summer moments that I want to remember. It was a summer full of color, creativity, and togetherness. We got our fill of outdoor adventures and indoor play, too. We tested, challenged ourselves, and grew in so many ways.

Homemade Mint Soap

Dizios

Slide

Small Eggs from Young Hens ('Cept Middle)

Bendaroos: Animals with Lightsabers

Basil Bouquet

My Choleric Firebird

"Niobe" Clematis Vine

My Boys Camping

E and Asher

Fuzzoodles

Camping Dinner

My Family on Their Way

From the bottom of my heart, I hope your summertime was full of bliss and daydreams, excitement and rest.

Today one of our summer adventures is featured on the Beneath the Rowan Tree blog, which is super fun! Pop over there to see!

Beneath the Rowan Tree

One Response to “Summer Favorites”

  • Alyss
    September 6, 2011 at 9:22 pm

    This has been the first summer in years that I did not work full time and it was BLISS. I taught swim lessons a couple hours a week, hiked and camped and gardened. I napped and had bbq’s and watched silly movies. I am tanned dark brown, haven’t worn socks in two months and am really, really ready for it to be autumn 🙂 I’m glad you guys had such a great time, too!

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