The warm breeze of Summer caresses our hair and like magic turns
us into free spirited beings. Early morning wake ups no longer
matter and staying up late to the light of the moon is the new norm.
In the distance, fireflies light up the meadows making it seem like
the sky has touched the ground. We venture into the darkness
and capture light in our hands. Another item crossed off our list.
The Summer belongs to lingering conversations by a campfire,
sandy toes and sticky marshmallow fingers. Cool walks
in the shady forest and picnic blankets filled with laughter.
Trips to the zoo and melting ice cream dripping down our chins.
The Summer belongs to my children, the dreamers, and I, the memory maker.
Every year around this time, I become a little anxious about my ability to keep
this blog going while not jeopardizing time with our children during their summer
break. And every year, I conclude my priority will always be making memories
for our children. No blog statistic, DIY project, or magazine feature will ever compare
to the project of Motherhood and the best job of all – me being their memory maker.
I will continue to post as often as time permits, but
trust you understand it will not be as frequent as usual.
In the absence of posts, I would love to share our Summer with you
much love,
My son and I made this cute little beach sign with driftwood we found last year.
We simply used hot glue to glue onto an old plank of wood.
I love it and can’t wait to get out there and go searching for more driftwood.
I LOVE your poem! You have me inspired to not only write now, but make an awesome sign, and be the best mommy I can be. You are right.. we are the memory makers. Thank you for posting this.. Have a great summer with your babies! Jen
Love the sign with driftwood. Now I need to make something with all my collections of driftwood.
Lucy- You go make those sweet memories with your kids-They grow up so fast and you can never get that time back. Blogging, however, will be here waiting for you-and so will all of us! Blessings. I am going to make one of those signs to nail to our tree down by the beach….now why didn’t I think of that? xo Diana
All I can say is RIGHT ON…Nothing beats summer with your kids!! Mine are 19 and 15 and the time spent with them and now all their friends is something I will always cherish!!
Denise
Go make those memories with your kiddos! They grow up way too fast!
Enjoy and treasure your time with your children, before you know it they will be out on their own and you will have an empty nest. But you will have these wonderful memories and no regrets that you didn’t spend enough time with them. They will also treasure these memories as they grow up.
Handmade driftwood decorations are a beautiful way to bring a little coastal charm into the home and preserve memories of special moments by the sea. I also love the idea of sharing small, thoughtful gestures with friends and family, whether through creative crafts or cheerful morning greetings. Even when the day gets busy, a warm message paired with a fun image from leggi di più can brighten someone’s day and remind them that it is never too late to share a little kindness.
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