Summer

There's something in particular about summer that is poignant, because we all know that when we are in summer that we are in a fleeting moment that will become part of memory,” she was saying one recent steamy day on Nantucket, when thunderstorms threatened, but thoughtfully held off until day’s end. “Memory in summer is always stronger because we need it to get through the rest of the year. You know what I mean? For me, getting things that are old or things that remind you of everyone else trying to hold on to the good life makes everything kind of deeper.
Sherry Lefevre from NY Times article “The Instant Heirloom House”


Tomorrow i'll be visiting my old city where i grew up. I'm so excited! i don't know about you but i measured my life in summers, it's like i don't live until it's summer
and thats when the most interesting things of my life happens.
i'm packing my stuff & i can't wait.