The Fleeting Summer

      When you have a three-day weekend, you look forward to the extra day off, and it seems like it will last foreeever. When you have a week off--or two weeks off, it's as if it will never end. And when you have the summer off  two months off, as teachers often do, it seems like a lifetime...Until July hits, and then it's halfway gone. 

 

This is my granddaughter, Riley, last summer in Navarre, Florida
 (aka as "heaven" according to Linda O'Connell).

      I had great hopes of making some major progress on my "longish" project, but it hasn't happened to the extent I had hoped...at least so far. However, maybe it's not the time for it. The Byrds (and Pete Seeger, of course) sang, "To every thing...turn turn turn...there is a season...turn turn turn." Maybe in a week, a month---then it will be time to make some serious headway...

      What are you wanting to accomplish/enjoy while the summer is still here?

      By the way, Lynn Obermoeller and Donna Volkenannt are doing a book signing on Sunday, July 14 (just a few days from now). There are other local writers--including Marcia Gaye--who are part of the anthology that's being launched. If you can, stop by...