Top 10 Signs Your Children Are On Summer Break
by Gina Valley
Does every faucet in your home have remnants of a water balloon attached to it?
Has the noise level near you risen to unmeasurable decibels?
Is every towel you own covered in what you’re hoping is mud?
I think I know what you’re suffering from. And, I’m right there with you.
Maybe your kids are on Summer Break.
Top 10 Signs Your Children Are On Summer Break
#10. You dog’s coat looks extra shiny because someone covered him with sunscreen. Twice.
#9. You’re wondering if Froot Loops count as vegetables.
#8. The refrigerator door has been open for a week straight.
#7. You have no idea what day of the week it is, and have only narrowed the month down to July or August.
#6. You wonder if it’s time to call in the HazMat Team, because you’ve lost count of the number of days your child has wearing that swimsuit.
#5. You think s’mores for dinner is a nice change from the popsicles your kids ate exclusively for the previous 2 days.
#4. You spent $35 on lemonade making supplies, which your children made into a thick, yellow liquid, and sold to passersby for a total of $3.75, just so you wouldn’t have to answer the “Can we play games on your phone now?” question again for a few hours.
#3. You’ve hollered “Go outside!” more than 17 times. In one day.
#2. You wonder if when your kids dumped bubbles into the pool while they were swimming counts as a bath, because you aren’t sure when the last time they took a real bath in a tub with soap and everything was.
#1. Dinner time has moved increasingly later every night, to the point that it’s scheduled for breakfast time tomorrow.
And, your kids want Froot Loops.
Again.
Laugh Out Loud!
-gina
What tell-tale sign always signals summer for you? What do your children like to do on a summer day? What do you like to do? Shoot me a comment. I’m looking forward to hearing all about it.


Kenna Griffin
July 3, 2014No. 7. And I’ve heard “I’m bored” at least a million times. At least.
gina valley
July 4, 2014I have a jar full of folded little papers labelled “Fun Stuff For Bored People To Do.” If someone mentions they’re bored they have to draw out a paper and do whatever’s on it. They’re all chores! I figured, if they’re going to be bored, they could do it in a super-clean house! Funny, no one ever mentions they’re bored anymore! 😉