With summer comes some of the best things to eat! Fresh vegetables and fruit from gardens or the market, watermelons,
strawberries. Of course, there are the sweet treats that are so yummy in
the summer heat: ice cream, frozen yogurt, or snow cones.
Maybe
there is a special treat you like to have each summer. That's what this
hop is all about! And don't forget to stop by each blog below and see
what little treats we're giving away!
I'm sure summer will be even
sweeter with these hot prizes!
Have fun hopping!
Summer is my favorite time of year!
I love everything about it...including the heat !
Some of my most cherished childhood memories are those from the summertime activities, growing up in the south. And, for me, as for most southerners, those memories usually involve food.
SHELLING PEAS:
GOOD EATING:
FOURTH OF JULY:
DID YOU KNOW... June is National Iced Tea Month ! June 10th is designated as National Iced Tea Day! Legend has it that a tea vendor at the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis popularized the drink. When visitors to the sweltering event turned down free hot tea, he ran it through iced pipes to chill the beverage. Southerners know a lot about iced tea ...and drink a whole lot of it, all year around, especially our beloved Sweet Tea! It is usually served on any and every occasion that we can find an excuse for ! It is truly a southern staple !
SWEET TEA AND SUNSHINE:
FRONT PORCH:
SOUTHERN LIFE:
SERVING UP SOUTHERN:
SOUTHERN LIFE POEM:
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These definitely bring back memories of good ole southern summer times! Beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteI love summer and to make sun tea reminds me of my young days. josephhawkshaw@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI'm a country girl from Alabama--I've shelled my fair share of peas! Your post brought back so many lovely memories of childhood :)
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I always enjoy your posts, the artwork, and your lovely writing. It reminds me so much of home (Tishomingo, MS). michelle_willms at yahoo dot com
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