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End-of-Summer Bucket List... on the Main Line

Hi Neighbor! Every year around this time, summer loses its luster…the kids are bored, I’m too hot and cranky to care, the pool becomes a ghost town and we’re all just #OVERIT. At this point,…

Hi Neighbor!

Every year around this time, summer loses its luster…the kids are bored, I’m too hot and cranky to care, the pool becomes a ghost town and we’re all just #OVERIT. At this point, the only thing that can save us is school—or a shore house.

Yet, when my daughter’s teacher asks her what she did over the summer, I don’t want her response to be “I survived.” Maybe you’re living your best summer life (in which case you can stop reading here), but if not, here’s an end-of-summer bucket list to help you savor these final few sun-drenched days:

• Summer on the big screen. Head to Easttown Library on September 6th for the final showing in its Movie Under the Stars series (PS It’s a good one!)
• Ice cream for dinner. The end.
• Toast the end of summer at a local vineyard, like Penn Woods WineryChaddsford Winery or Grace Winery .
• Get your amusement park on. Many schools are back in session, which means fewer crowds at Hershey Park, Dutch Wonderland and Dorney Park .
• Cool off with a canoe or kayak ride down the Brandywine River.  Book a guided tour via West Chester’s Northbrook Canoe Co. .
• Bored with s’mores? Check out these mouth-watering variations.
• Tune in. Click here for a list of nearby outdoor concerts.
• Go visit that exhibit/restaurant/museum/park/whatever that you’ve always wanted to try. Remember, summer is the best time for spontaneity.

Feel free to share your own ideas in the comments (#askingforafriend)!

ENJOY!
Kate