summer twenty eleven
Whoa.
No, really….whoa.
Where did this summer go?
(speaking into a megaphone): “Ahem. Excuse me? Could someone please tell me where summer went? She seems to have disappeared? Anyone? Buehler?”
In a way I am not ready for summer to be over. It’s hard to say goodbye to backyard barbecues, drinks on the patio, and boat rides on the lake. But to be honest, my heart belongs to fall. From the foliage to the pumpkins to butternut squash soups to college football, I could marinate in fall forever.
Alright, I could go on for days. Let’s just get to the recap. Mmmkay?
Here are my summer, twenty eleven highlights:
~ Visiting the Springer’s in L.A. over Memorial weekend
– Act One
– Act Two
– Act Three
~ Finishing our balcony
– So much to do, so little time
– First meal on the grill
~ Kickball with the Muffins
– Stud Muffins vs My Couch Pull’s Out, But I Don’t
– Stud Muffins vs Pub on Pen
– Stud Muffins vs Fusionbox
(check out more kickball recaps here…)
~ Playing in Steamboat Springs with the Griswold’s
– A Day of Sun
– Red, White and Blue…
– Wildlife at 10,000 feet
– An un-day
– Rain, rain, go way…
– Is that hail?
~ New road bikes!
– Around we go.
~ Table Rock Lake with the Wurth family
– Boat day!
– Gotta get down on Friday.
– Busy bee
~ Eating this, this, and this…
– Tiramisu cupcakes
– Barbecue chickpea pizza
– Petite lasagnas
– Portobello burgers
And now, bring on the cool weather!
QUESTION of THE DAY: What was your favorite part of summer?
Conclusion: Conclude your journey down memory lane, relishing the nostalgia and fond recollections of summer twenty eleven.
My best summer memory will be the vacation at Table Rock. Gotta love the Wal-mart garage band and skiing at sunset. Most of all, we all seemed to laugh more this time…good times. I'm ready for fall and for this heat wave to leave. Too many days of 100 degree temps. Looking forward to the fall foliage in the Ozarks. Nice recap on a busy summer, Lauren. How do you fit it all in?
Dad
Dad – Good question. I have no idea! The lake was fantastic. The Wal-mart garage band was probably my favorite. Miss you!