
- having a hot fudge sundae that is topped with copious whipped cream
- a walk on wet beach sand and leaving footprints
- applying sun screen and trying not to get a sun-burned nose
- wearing sun glasses
- an engrossing read of multiple books that have varying emotional range and entertainment value
- outdoor concerts
- feeling the ocean breeze at dusk while dancing to music on the pier
- having the sun set close to 9:00 p.m.
- seeing the night lights of a cityscape
- watching baseball (live or on TV) and breathless amazement when cheering for home runs
- the smell of freshly cut grass
- relief in a tree shade
- going to the movies
- watching water recreational activities
- the caress of a brightly colored summer dress
- a hair cut
- multiple baths on a humid day
- a leisurely stroll in the park
- blue skies and puffy clouds
- seeing sunbathing turtles
- wondering whether to catch dragonflies or let them be
- the trail of ants in the garden
- seeing a waterfall sparkle in the sun
- a blooming garden
- open windows and fluttering curtains
- the sound of the ocean and crashing waves
- the hum of the electric fan
- a drive on the coast and occasional stops for scenic views
- stargazing on a clear evening
- going to the county fair
- a chilled glass of wine
- grass-stained blankets
- fried chicken, potato salad and juicy watermelon
- nibbling freshly roasted and buttered corn on the cob
- savoring garlic fries with cold lemonade
- a tall iced tea
- a picnic basket
- outdoor discoveries
- the surprise of warm rain or a double rainbow
- the sizzling sounds of the outdoor grill
- the splash in the swimming pool
- a beachball toss
- a balmy evening walk
- the persistent blossoms of jacaranda trees
- wearing sandals, flip-flops or going barefoot
- nurturing spring's renewal and hopes
- holding on or letting go
- taking risks
- not giving up.
What does summer mean to you?

Depends on where I'm at. Since I'm in AZ, it means feeling like I'm beign slowly roasted in the oven ...
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