I love all the seasons! Any day with the sun shining is a perfect day in my book. It would be a day that isn’t to hot or to cold but just right with a pleasant temperature between 70-80 degrees. The skies would be brilliantly blue filled with white fluffy clouds. A slight breeze perfumed with the smell of flowers and freshly mowed grass would fill the air.
On such a lovely day, no matter whether spring, summer, or fall, I would head outdoors to play track ball with my kids, take a walk, or lose myself in a good book while my kids played on the swing set or ran about playing one of their many games. I would plan a picnic or a day to explore a park or a zoo.
If it was summer and a tad warmer, I might rush to the beach to laze away the day watching the tide roll in and out as my kids built sand castles and buried their toes in the sand. More likely I would take a swim in the backyard pool, and then relax in a lawn chair, catching rays, watching my kids play as I bury myself within the pages of a great book.
If it was fall I would venture outdoors armed with my handy dandy leaf blower and attack the mountains of leaves drifting down. Then I would enjoy watching them burn as the sun set and turned into a beautiful night with the moon watching over me and stars twinkling from the sky.
In the winter I would delight in the cotton ball sized snow falling from the sky and how the world was magically transformed into a world blanketed in white. Then I would rush outside and attempt to catch a few snowflakes on my tongue, make snow angels, and build the best snowman ever with my kids. As long as the sun peeked out eventually to say hello, I would be happy.
If my husband was home, the perfect weather would demand golf cart rides around the neighborhood and succulent perfectly grilled meat filling the air with the most mouth watering smells. If the weather is bright and sunny there were would be yard work, gardening, and memories being made filled with laughter and smiles. I will be walking on sunshine until next time when I give you another glimpse into the life of a trucker’s wife.
