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Our Blog: August 9th, 2016

Super Summer Bucket List

shutterstock_281441588Has your summer flown by? They usually do. As the last few days of summer fade away and we all prepare for another school year, let’s get in some last-minute family togetherness. Here’s a list of ideas to get you started. So get out there, make some plans, and enjoy yourselves.

  1. Catch fireflies
  2. Go on a mini road trip
  3. Go backyard tent camping
  4. Have a picnic at the park
  5. Have a water balloon fight
  6. Go stargazing
  7. Set up a lemonade stand
  8. Run through the sprinklers
  9. Visit a farmer’s market
  10. Make s’mores
  11. Go fly a kite
  12. Go on a nature scavenger hunt
  13. Watch the sunset
  14. Play in the rain
  15. Wash the car (no, really, it’s fun, we promise!)
  16. Go geocaching
  17. Visit a park you’ve never visited
  18. Look for shapes in the clouds
  19. Go bug hunting
  20. Create a keepsake jar for all the fun things you did this summer!

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