“I wish it were Summer every day” Lauren told me last week. “That way our Summer would never come to an end.”
And that, my dear girl, is exactly why Summer should come to an end. Nothing is special unless it’s sacred. A weekend isn’t indulgent unless it’s well-earned. And so, too, with this perfect string of weeks that separates Memorial Day and Labor Day. Days that bleed into each other, leading me to ask on repeat – “is today Friday?”
Rodney was traveling last week, so we did what we do on most days, which is make things up as we go. It was our last full week at the lake.
Last visit to the Ringwood Farmer’s Market (at least for a few weeks) to pick up some really big shoe-matching carrots…
Last time to make a mess of my closet and try on our bridesmaid and flower girl dresses for an upcoming wedding one…more….time…
Last time to crash our friends’ houses for frozen treats. Those red treats, dangerous….Unless you intend to look like Batman’s archenemy, in which case, perfection….
Last few hangouts on the dock with aging furry friends…
Last time to walk the patio with the intention of…
….making shoes; that’s right, that was the day when they piled Rainbow Loom bands on the ground and made some desperately-needed footwear…
…and a pair for me…
…a pair for all of us….
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