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The summer of 2000
stuck in my mind for eternity
A sight that I'll always love to see.
There was a lot of bad
very little good and
I remember the bad
way more than I should
While bad things did happen
without a doubt
That's not what this
is all about
Eight days of vacation
had NEVER been done
Was there any such
thing as that much fun?
Fun in the mist of Chaos at home?
Did we dare pack up
the car and roam?
The vacation was planned
and the hotel paid for
so we finally decided
to head out the door.
An eight hour drive
with a stop in between
South of the Boarder
which we had all
never seen.
It was finally in sight
through the bright sun light
Myrtle Beach here we are
I had wished on a star
that we could all go far,
far away from where
the bad things are.
Were we far from
where the bad things are
or did they all get packed in the car?
The next eight days
went really GREAT
Staying home would
have been such a mistake
A hotel room with a
microwave, fridge and a sink,
plenty of room for cold things to drink
Out the door and down the steps
there was the beach that was truly the best
The sound of the waves
and sand between our toes,
no better feeling would we ever know.
Lots of crab legs
and steamed spiced shrimp
Our plates piled high
we could not skimp
Early morning runs
on the beach in the sun
really were lots of fun
Late night walks in the sand
bought us closer than we ever did plan
An amusement park
with lost of rides
Putt putt golf and
water slides
Go cart tracks
so many to choose
Who would win and
Who would loose
Lots of cars
so many to pick from
it didn't matter,
we all could get some.
As the days went by
we had lots of fun
from the morning sun
until the day was done
Eight days of fun,
peace and quite
Months of saving
so we could buy it.
When it was all said and done,
we had proved that we
could all have fun,
Fun in the mist of
chaos at home?
YES, way more fun
than we had ever known.
No matter how bad
things really are
I'll always remember
that summer by far
Eight days of good things
that will forever be,
the days that went
down in history.
Form:
Where I’m From
I’m from tea parties and tutu’s,
From fingernail painting and Oreo cookies.
I’m from jumping on the trampoline,
And water sprinklers in the front yard.
I’m from summer days and sleepovers,
From zoo trips with momma,
And long car rides on summer vacation.
From scary stories by the bonfire,
And catching fireflies in an old peanut butter jar.
I’m from melting ice cream cones and playing make believe.
I’m from pool parties with Uncle Charlie,
And sunburns at the beach.
From backyard BBQ’s and watermelon slices the size of my face.
I’m from watching fireworks on New Years Eve,
And playing kick-ball at family reunions.
I’m from polka-dot swim suits and birthday parties.
From bubble gum stuck in my hair,
From cooking with mom, and shopping with my Mimi.
I’m from walking my dog on Saturday morning,
And watching cartoons all night.
I’m from cheerleading tryouts and track meets,
And washing mom’s car on the weekend.
(Even though it never really got clean!)
From picking bluebonnets,
And going to Rockport every summer.
I’m from more lessons to learn,
And more goals to achieve.
I’m from looking at the better side of things,
And keeping my head up.
I’m from never forgetting the good days,
And growing up to be the person I know I can be.
Summer arrived
After a long and painful day
Some stress, worry and anxiety
Accompanied her on the way
All across America
Loved ones waited for her arrival
Praying that Summer days begin
Some relying on their Bible
Then on the Island of Oahu
In the city of Honolulu
In a hospital maternity ward
Summer finally pushed through
A first time mother and father
Making first time grandparents on both sides
Held their beautiful new daughter
With tears of joy in their eyes
So on the last day of June
Summer came into this world
Welcome Elsa Summer Flach -
My first grandchild is a girl