‘Round these parts today’s the last day of “summer vacation,” a quaint 20th-century phrase describing the months plowing the corn fields or whatever we did before smartphones.<\/p>\n
There’s another quaint phrase from one of this century’s great philosophers, Craig Williams. You know him as Craig… of the Creek.<\/p>\n
Craig once opined that Summer’s over but we still have the weekend<\/em>.<\/p>\n Wise words. Actually we have weekends, holidays, and every single evening. Heck, school can be fun sometimes too.<\/p>\n Every time you get home from being out of town you think\u00a0How can I make my regular life more like vacation?<\/em><\/p>\n Exactly.<\/p>\n This is the year we never turn off the fun of summer.<\/p>\n To borrow another 20th-century phrase…<\/p>\n this is the Endless Summer.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" ‘Round these parts today’s the last day of “summer vacation,” a quaint 20th-century phrase describing the months plowing the corn fields or whatever we did before smartphones. There’s another quaint phrase from one of this century’s great philosophers, Craig Williams. … Continue reading