- Learn to sew (more than a simple seam or button)
- Make final preparations for Fostering
- Actually sit outside and enjoy the weather
- Reduce my busyness (So far I do not see this happening)
- Try a few summer dessert recipes I clipped LAST year
- Lay on the ground with the family at night and watch the stars
- Go camping for a WHOLE week
- nightly strolls around the neighborhood
- college hunt with Matt and Cassie
- Continue friendships that edify God and lift me up (Sometimes God puts people in your life for a reason and a season)
- Watch the kids play and have fun with their neighborhood friends
- Go to a few ball games and a couple car races
- Eat LESS hotdogs
- Catalog all my clipped recipes
- make a few scrapbooks (I want to make a recipe scrapbook for Maggie and a photo one for my mom)
- Look into investing in a pool...even if it IS a cheap rubber one. :)
- Take my time to really investigate and purchase my curriculum for the fall
- Not go to so many barbecues and parties. I think one or two a month is great! But when you get to the point when you DREAD getting another invite-enough is enough! I love my friends and family don't get me wrong, I just miss some of the quite moments of life.
- Send out a few personal cards in the Mail. Just a Hi and thinking of you notes. Sometimes you loose touch with people when you are a busy family. I value my friendships but my family IS my first ministry. However, I do not want my "old" friends to feel unloved.
I know some of this is unrealistic being that I am a mother of teens. However, I do want to try to recapture what summers are meant for...relaxation and rejuvenation.
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