Summer Picnics
Like picnics look on a Sunday
Love Looks So Well on You by Frank Sinatra
Love looks so well on you
Summer picnics.
A blanket.
A tablecloth.
A wicker basket.
A warm summer breeze.
So simple, we forget.
Picnics come in all shapes and sizes —
each one is as unique as the next.
A garden party.
A barbecue.
A clambake.
A wiener roast.
Or simply a picnic in a backyard.
Picnics are get-togethers.
Shared by lovers, families, and communities.
They slow us down.
To take a breath.
To be together.
To enjoy time out in the summer sun.
Some families come together each year for a family reunion while others celebrate a holiday unique to them. Some host Hawaiian Luaus, Memorial Day picnics, and others watch fireworks and picnic on the 4th of July.
Nadia Crane, I and Thou: Traditions (Blog 12/13/21)
Picnics remind us of simple joys —
where the gathering is more important than the menu.
It’s a place to be yourself.
To settle down.
To find where you belong.
This summer,
May every picnic — big or small —
remind your heart what matters most of all:
time with the people who matter most.

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