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  1. Traveling from the east coast to California to see our daughter, grandson, and son-in-law.

    So glad you do your study abroad. My nephew had the opportunity to participate in two of those when he was in college. Safe travels.

  2. My favorite summer reads are the books in the Guideposts Series, “Mysteries of Martha’s Vineyard”.
    What’s not to love about a mystery?

  3. My favorite summer read is Whose Waves These Are, by Amanda Dykes. So beautiful!!!

    1. I’ve started that one, and look forward to finishing it when I get back. My suitcase was overweight thanks to the textbook and info for students, so my only books are Kindle based.

  4. Sounds like an exciting summer adventure for you! We just got back from a road trip of almost 4000 miles, visiting new to us national parks and historic sites–Yellowstone, Glacier, Fort Laramie– awesome to see things I’ve only read about. Packed my books first too! Enjoyed Denise Hunter’s new book Summer By the Tides and finished The Medallion by Cathy Gohlke. Both very good. Bon Voyage!

  5. I just finished reading Hidden Among the Stars by Melanie Dobson and LOVED it!

  6. I have most recently read “The Memory House” by Rachel Hauck and “We Hope for Better Things” by Erin Bartels. Excellent books and I recommend both of them for you. Have a wonderful summer!

  7. Our summer is always filled with baseball. Both of my teenage boys play. Good thing it’s my favorite sport! 😀

  8. It sounds like you’ve a busy summer ahead. I like that your children get to spend time with their aunts, uncles, cousins and grandparents – that’s as it should be and more so as people get so busy in their lives – sometimes too busy even for family time. My husband, myself and our 2 grown daughters (both of whom are still single) will be taking a quick weekend trip to Branson, MO later this month.

    1. Can you believe I haven’t been to Branson yet? I’ve heard so many good things, but never made it. Hope you have a wonderful time.

  9. I finished listening to Sandhill Dreams while riding the tour bus through Germany. I loved how you integrated the dogs and horses and the fear each can produce. A wonderful listen, and I thought of you as I traveled.

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