6. Exploring!
There is so much to do in Philly in the summer! Outdoor festivals, movies, Welcome America events.
The Farmer’s Markets in the areas.
Movie screenings under the stars.
Spruce Street Harbor Park
more that I have not even imagined and I want to do them all (or as many as possible).
My go to for what to do is Visit Philly, Kelly from Delco Deal Diva and Linda from Philly Frugal Mom. They always know what to do and where to do it!
There are some local places that The Librarian wants to visit (Bartram Gardens, Schuylkill River Trail) and The Bee had a few places she wanted to check out together. Of course I want to visit my beloved Art Museum and take time to walk through and see more new to me art. I realized that I have not used my membership nearly as much as I used it last year and I need to correct this!
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It is officially July and I can’t believe it myself. I usually keep mental lists and that doesn’t change this month with the exception that I am being a little more verbal since I have a new competition that I am blogging about as it approaches in August. Here’s to you rocking out your goals.
The year is moving much too quickly, but I like the idea that July can be a reset month
Time does go extremely fast. You should add fruit picking. We did blueberries one year and it was great. We had muffins for days.
I’ve been having dog-fever also lately. Doesn’t help that my closest cousin has a few cuties of her own and she’s always talking about them. It’s really time I get a dog!
I like that July is a starting point for the rest of the year – I will definitely be hitting the reset button!