Dear Summer,
Well, we are on the last day of August and it’s time to say goodbye for another year (although I am kind of hoping that you’ll come back and visit before Autumn arrives.)
August went too quickly for my liking and I can’t believe we are knocking on September’s door. Time is going so fast.
There is not really a lot more I can say other than so long August, until 2016.
Dear Summer,
I know I have not been around much over the last couple of weeks but neither have you.
Where did you go? By the looks of the weather, it almost feels as though you’ve already gone and we are into winter. However, I am still going to make the most of the three days we have left of you.
I love this time of year. When I was younger, it used to mean that I was due back at school (which was a little rubbish,) but it did mean I could go stationary shopping.
In my opinion, you can never have enough stationary and even now (I left school seventeen years ago.. eeeeek,) I still can’t resist when I see all of the new notebooks, pens, pencils and pencil cases when they appear in the shop. I have loads at home but it won’t stop me picking things up and reasoning that I can never have enough pencils.
Hello Summer, I am Laura and I am a stationaryholic.
Dear Summer,
Where did you put the sun? I know we can’t expect sunshine every day. That is the one thing we can rely on with the British weather.
The one thing I do like about this type of weather – when it’s cold or raining is that I can go and snuggle up where it’s warm, get into a film and just chill out. However, it’s not something I expect to do in August.
Come back sunshine, all is forgiven.
See you tomorrow, Summer.
Dear Summer,
A lazy start to my Sunday morning. I woke up to the sunlight peering through the blinds and I smile. It’s so lovely to see. It wont be long until you’re gone so I want to make the most of you whilst I can.
I like mornings where I don’t have to be anywhere and I don’t have anything urgent to do. I can just lie there and read for a while and take in the peace and quiet. That is what Sundays are all about (and my Cat, Buddy agrees.)
See you tomorrow, Summer.
Dear Summer,
Today you showed your dark side. There was sunshine all day and heat but I spent most of the day in bed because of a little bit of heat stroke coupled with a bad reaction to the insect bites I had picked up from being on the river the day before (another downside to the heat. Trust an English person to find a downside of summer.)
I didn’t mind though. I got to spend some time in bed just catching up on my sleep – sleeping off the temperature I had. It’s a shame I missed such a nice day but a day in bed is not always a bad thing is it.
Until tomorrow, Summer.