It’s finally starting to get warm enough to go barefoot occasionally, so the girls begged me to paint their toenails with glitter polish. Of course, Bethany immediately wanted her toes painted as well (she gets excited about anything girly), so I know have three girls with sparkly toes, waiting for warm weather that will stay. Lately it’s been one day warm, a few days chilly and rainy, and one day warm again. It means I’ve had to get out some of the summer clothes but can’t put away the winter clothes, so the closets are a little overcrowded as we wait for the weather to finally make up its mind. I heard a joke that said you know you’re an Oregonian if you know the four seasons: almost winter, winter, still winter, and road construction. That’s almost too true to be funny.
The summer weather may be long in coming, but our summer schedule is already getting started. The church has stopped offering childcare on Sunday nights, so our Little Church group will likely start taking turns meeting in each others’ homes. The library is launching its summer reading program next week, complete with the weekly performances the kids look forward to all year. I hear the reptile guy and juggler are coming back this year, which will thrill the girls. The local community college is offering swim lessons, and the Farmer’s Market is back in full swing.
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