Memories of the Summer of 2006

Chris Exley · 11-04-2006, 10:15 PM

So, we closed to cottage last week. Turned off the water, put plastic on porch. So, I thought that, since life moves so fast, and we don't always take the time to remember the good times, I would start a thread on your memories of the Summer 2006.

We spent only 2 weeks there this year, and sometimes 3 kids (2 of them teenagers) and 2 parents in a 2 bedroom can get on your nerves after 10 days or so, but this year was fantastic. One of the best vacations ever.

Highlights were:
Family time, no fights between the kids.
Playing board games.
Using the new boat to fish and tube.
Fireworks in Wolfeboro on July 4th.
Seeing old friends.
Swimming.
My 6 year old helping me build a new swim float.
Watching the Great Blue Heron take off and land almost every day.
Listening to the loons from the porch.
Eating Ice Cream at the Bailey Bubble.
Visiting Moultenborough Country store.
Family time.

Please feel free to share yours.

11-04-2006, 10:15 PM	#1
Chris Exley Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Mirror Lake, NH and Royersford, PA Posts: 134 Thanks: 26 Thanked 15 Times in 7 Posts	Memories of the Summer of 2006 So, we closed to cottage last week. Turned off the water, put plastic on porch. So, I thought that, since life moves so fast, and we don't always take the time to remember the good times, I would start a thread on your memories of the Summer 2006. We spent only 2 weeks there this year, and sometimes 3 kids (2 of them teenagers) and 2 parents in a 2 bedroom can get on your nerves after 10 days or so, but this year was fantastic. One of the best vacations ever. Highlights were: Family time, no fights between the kids. Playing board games. Using the new boat to fish and tube. Fireworks in Wolfeboro on July 4th. Seeing old friends. Swimming. My 6 year old helping me build a new swim float. Watching the Great Blue Heron take off and land almost every day. Listening to the loons from the porch. Eating Ice Cream at the Bailey Bubble. Visiting Moultenborough Country store. Family time. Please feel free to share yours.