Something yummy this way comes.
The smell of a charcoal fire drifts to my nose. I breath deep and feel hungry. In a couple of hours, we'll have teryaki chicken.
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How long is summer?
Summer is short in New England. June can be disappointingly cool, and children in Boston don't get out of school until late in the month. Summer starts June 21 on the astronomical calendar, and for meteorologists, it's June 1.
But every American knows that Memorial Day weekend is the time to break out the sunscreen and the barbecue tongs, and the party keeps going until Labor Day.
In 2013, I'm back to celebrate 101 days of summer, from Saturday, May 25 to Monday, September 2. And there's something to celebrate every day.
But every American knows that Memorial Day weekend is the time to break out the sunscreen and the barbecue tongs, and the party keeps going until Labor Day.
In 2013, I'm back to celebrate 101 days of summer, from Saturday, May 25 to Monday, September 2. And there's something to celebrate every day.
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- June 20 - Dueling Hermit Thrushes
- June 19 - Backyard Wading Pool
- June 18 - Lightning Bugs
- June 17 - Smell of a Charcoal Fire
- June 16 - Car-Top Boat Racks
- June 15 - Daisies and Buttercups
- June 14 - High School Graduation
- June 13 - Suntan Lotion
- June 12 - Green Fields
- June 11 - Firecrackers
- June 10 - Summer Dress Code
- June 9 - Baltimore Oriole
- June 8 - Riding Along the Charles
- June 7 - Ice Cream Truck
- June 6 - Lupines
- June 5 - Thunderstorm
- June 4 - Riding a Bike on Dirt Roads
- June 3 - Loons
- June 2 - Wild Strawberries
- June 1 - Frozen Coffee Drinks
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About Me
- Linda Kush
- Freelance writer living in Boston's Allston neighborhood, home to college students, elderly Russian immigrants, and a sprinkling of professionals like me.
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