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Summer Bucket List and Freebies

Summer time, and the relaxing has begun in full swing at the casa de Sykes...  Here's my Summer Bucket List, thanks to A Modern Teacher.
In no particular order -
* Put my feet in the ocean... done!

* Spend time with the people who live in my house... you know, my family!

* Plan for my Sabbatical... 'cause I'm a girl who needs a schedule and a list.
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* Create a few freebies... in progress, but here's one that is done!

* Turn (gulp) 39 with a bit of grace and dignity.
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Here's to a fabulous summer!  Be sure to link up!

Comments

  1. Casey Wiggins6/14/2013

    I'm so jealous of your feet! I still have 6 days until mine reach the sore! Did you see my to do list that I posted on my summer bucket list? It is HALF done. You should be proud. Your list making has finally rubbed off on me. I have made a list EVERY day this track out! :)

    Casey
    Second Grade Math Maniac

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  2. Brandee Green6/15/2013

    I'm with ya on the bucket list of list toes in the sand, family, and figure out how to relax...I'm also right behind you for the 39 Forever Club! ;)
    ~Brandee
    Creating Lifelong Learners

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  3. Wolfelicious6/16/2013

    Love your list! Happy Birthday for when your big day comes up.

    April
    Wolfelicious

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