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Second-Sight Saturday: 5 Things That Made Me Smile
June 29, 2013
Thanks to some professional development, I haven't really had a full week of summer vacation yet, but last year at this time I did. I originally posted this on July 2, 2012:
July 2, 2012
Five things that made me smile during the first week of summer vacation:
5. The very words, "First week of summer vacation"
4. Justice Roberts
3. Farmers' Markets
2. The beach
1. My children
Of course this year, I'd have to substitute #4, Justice Roberts, who last year impressed me by voting his conscience and not party line, with The Supreme Court (or at least 5 justices).
Happy summer reading,
Christine
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