7 days of Sneak Peeks Give Away: Day Five

May-Memories-sneak-peekQuestion for Sneak Peek #5:

Q: Do you have a summer time tradition?


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30 thoughts on “7 days of Sneak Peeks Give Away: Day Five

  1. Traditionally our family tries to spend as much time together as
    we can. We usually take one trip of four or five days and just
    find a place that has the most of what we like to do close at hand.
    We are typically scattered to the winds once we get home, but
    our traditional summer get aways have provided us with strong enough roots that allow us to grow into the people that we are.
    ‘May each memory’ you make this summer do the same for you and yours!

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  2. Like the sentiment so far. Our summer tradition is to take a short trip somewhere. Sometimes it might even be camping in the background and have some friends and family over to enjoy with us. Thanks

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  3. We have a funny summer tradition of the entire family that live closeby get together to clean out my parents pool and open it up for the year…we clean, sunburn, grill out, eat and then collapse!

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  4. Our summer tradition for the past several years has been a few days in the Wisconsin Dells enjoying the Great Wolf waterpark.

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  5. When I think about this question, for me…the “traditions of summer” pretty much stop after the kids leave home. It’s completely different, so now we spend as much time as we can, on the boat or at the beach! Happy 4th of July everyone.

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  6. Our tradition is changing. We used to spend every Memorial Day and Labor Day at our camper at a lake resort but recently we moved our trailer to our own piece of land so the tradition will be changing to all meet there when we get the property fixed up.

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  7. I like to get together with family, grill out and sit outside enjoying the many sounds of summer.

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  8. No, we don’t have a “tradition”, we just try to enjoy fun times together as much as possible!

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  9. Tradition? The “girls” mom, sis, and I, get away for a 3 day break down to the beach!

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  10. We go to Peaks Island in Maine for a weekend with 4 other families.

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  11. The only summertime tradition I can think of is making BLT sandwiches and cucumber sald with the fresh garden veggies! OH & catching fireflies!

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  12. Our tradition is to try to stay cool in the Texas heat. Our summers are very long.

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  13. Since the children have grown and married, we no longer have summer traditions.It’s just the 2 of us now, and we usually take the occasional trip to Ritas for some Italian water ice treats to cool off. It’s not really a tradition, but it’s what we do 🙂
    This new set looks like a font set, and KSS has some of the neatest font stamps I’ve ever used! Every time I get a crisp, neat look, so I’m really looking forward to the next reveal:)

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  14. We are a military family, so unfortunately, summer memories are usually filled with the hassles of moving. Other than that, just trying to stay cool, sometimes we are able to enjoy a BBQ or two here and there or a 4th of July picnic & fireworks, but those are few and far between.

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  15. Interesting peek – can’t wait to see the rest of the set!

    It’s not really a tradition, but summer is the best time for going to the beach!

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  16. We don’t really have any summer traditions. For several years we took our girls to a theme park just outside of Calgary but we don’t really do rides anymore. Last summer we took several day trips to small towns around the province we’d never seen before. Got lots of “cheese” pictures!! This summer, guess we’ll just have to wait and see. Finances are very tight.

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  17. My cousin and aunt always come up in the summer for a visit, usually around the July 4th weekend.

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  18. My husband and I get our classic cars out to drive and enjoy.

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  19. Sitting close to a big pitcher full of iced tea!!! It’s always a hot and humid summer in my part of Texas where I have lived all my life. I bet I’ve drank over a thousand gallons of it over the years!!LOL

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  20. My husband and I have been going to Star Spangled Celebration in Richland Center WI ever since we started dating. An awesome tradition that I don’t care to break any time soon! A 3-day “concert” of terrific country music stars. Of course we can’t forget the county fairs and Relay for Life!

    This stamp set looks like it’s gonna be a must-have for me!

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  21. Have a bbq on the 4th of July w/my immediate family!

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  22. I LOVE the sneak peeks so far! I can’t wait to see the whole set with the berries that keeps popping up on SCS!

    Almost every year we get season passes to Fiesta Texas (Six Flags in San Antonio) and spend endless hours waiting in lines and walking around the park. We love to go to the water park at FT. My girls have a tradition of going to Grandma’s for her Vacation Bible School each year. My oldest is too old this year for class, so she will be a helper.

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  23. Anita Champagne July 4, 2009 — 7:02 am

    We don’ really have a summer tradition, however we try to do as much as we can with our extended families since school is out.

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  24. I always go to GASC with my sister and my closest friends in June. In July we always have an impromptu family reunion with my immediate family.

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  25. OUr family tradition is to spend the 4th of July haying, except for time for the parade!!!

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  26. Our family summertime tradition is spending a week at the shore camping.

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  27. We don’t really have a tradition other than having cookouts and being with friends and family.

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  28. Sort of an odd tradition, since Rebekah started school, when she is out for summer vacation, we set aside Wednesdays as our “reading day”. No neighborhood children come over and we laze around and read!

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  29. Gosh, no traditions for us. Maybe I need to start one, lol! We do a lot of get togethers with my family though.

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  30. No traditions but we practically live out in our backyard from the time the snow melts in spring until the first snow in the fall

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