It’s those last few, delicious weeks of summer and I’ve been a bit missing from the blog and social media as I try and squeeze out every last bit of joyful summer memories before schools starts. Lake time, family dinners, remembering my 100 year old great aunt who recently passed, filling food pantries, gathering Petoskey stones…. These have all taken a front seat in the past couple weeks.



I’ve been cramming work in with knitting (WYS Woodpecker above) and sitting, drinking coffee, napping with Henry, playing sand volleyball (I’m on the way left, Terry of course in the middle smacking that ball down on a young fella), and doing all the things that make me human but also make me anxious to see it all slip away for another year (like all these fresh tomatoes and cherries I’ve been eating). It all just goes by way too fast, doesn’t it? 

Comments

[Gayle King]

Treasure all those moments since your children grow up way too fast.

[Anne]

Ah that is the way to spend a summer!!