First off, find some people that you really love being around and join them for a few days up north where it is a bit cooler. Next, place yourselves in a downtown craft fair and walk and look and enjoy the creativity.
Discover new "living creatures" and observe them with awe and wonder. Touch them, talk with them and become good friends.
Find yourself an open curb to watch the small town parade while sipping a refreshment.
And be totally amazed at the talent that drives by. This kid...amazing. I don't know if it is dancing or roping or just pure genius...but it is certainly incredible what this guy can do.
Next, find yourself some gorgeous scenery with water and earth. Set up a blanket underneath a tree. Enjoy some grub while exploring (and respecting) the natural world.
Finally, top it all off with some sweetness.
Mix and enjoy.
Serves as many as you would like.
12 comments:
You should probably contact DQ and send them that pic. She is the poster child of cuteness and ice cream. :)
i've been waiting to see what your camera caught....and it was worth the wait!!! :) it was a really refreshing weekend....and you caught it beautifully....thanks for the memory walk!
xo
that was awesome! i loved the style! where did you go?
what a perfect way to spend
the 4th. Great photos!
oh, looks like so much fun!! :) Glad you got to get some relief from the heat! :)
how beautiful! I love that landscape shot so much and Journey is so amazing.
I agree with "mommy to a tater tot" on the picture thing for DQ! looks like and sounds like a great week end, I love the pictures.
Hug's
Annette
Sounds like a perfect little get away! Like always, beautiful pictures. Glad you got the escape you needed!
what a great holiday! great pics, as always! and could your kidlins be any sweeter??
looks like such a fun time and your photos are marvelous! : )
too much fun and in the cooler weather...what more could a person ask for...great photos!!!
what an awesome time! i will have to follow that recipe some day soon! can i borrow those little ones for the "awe and wonder" part of it all?
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