Polka Dot Cottage Tag Archive for : summer

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Joy in the daydream

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Skirt weather has arrived, and oh, how I have missed it!  I didn’t realize quite how much until I spent yesterday twirling around in my favorite a-line.  Skirt-wearing brings a sort of effervescence with it that I find hard to capture in other ways.  I suppose it’s just that it makes me feel “girly,” which [...]

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September after all

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Several times in the last few days I’ve said “this month,” when referring to things we’d actually done in August.  I couldn’t seem to wrap my brain around it being September yet.  I mean, really.  September?  Already? Hmmm.  Maybe so… We’ve got (slightly hail-damaged) Honeycrisp apples, fresh off the tree. I made applesauce today.  Tomorrow, [...]

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Oh, August

The Little Zinnia That Could

Oh, August.  What am I going to with you?  Every year it’s the same thing: I see that precious summertime is slipping away and I panic.  During the month of July I pass my afternoons quietly lounging in the back yard with the kids and forgetting the art of budgeting my time.  I let my [...]

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Summer weekend

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I don’t know why it took me so long to do a little Summer entertaining, but I suspect it won’t be so long before I do it again.

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The Summer Checklist

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We’ve had such odd weather since the kids have been out of school.  So much rain and cool temperatures, that it has not felt like our usual summers have.  We’ve spent a lot more time in front of computer screens than I like to admit, which is why today, when the sun was streaming down [...]

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