Things you miss about summers...

[Mikey]

One thing I don't miss is only having one air conditioner in the living room and the rest of the house was a sauna on hot days.

[LonnieFisher]

What I miss about summer is being a kid...

[raider5gt]

Bike rides with my mates
water bomb fights
fishing in the local pond for frogs and newts
going to the beach
climbing trees (wait... i do that for a living now)
playing football
long school holidays
staying out late
day trips with my grand parents
nice hot sunny days

[Wee67]

Getting up early, rushing outside and having no idea what I was going to do that day. Yet somehow, I managed to never come home before dark.

[Hector]

My dad.

He was the BBQ king...I miss his beer-marinated carne asadas.

[HardyGirl]

From my thread last year about "Your childhood summer list":

cut-off shorts
Kool-aid
Echo Hill/ Camp Henry
day camp
my orange astro squirt gun
Van Courtland Park Pool
Mister Softee
italian icees
White Rose soda
riding my bike
fire hydrants
Indian Reservation (Paul Revere & The Raiders)
Summer Breeze (Seals & Crofts)
Riverside Drive Park
The Disney Summer Hit Parade
picnics
my street's annual block party
drive-in movies

[megomania]

Nice weather......

[Nostalgiabuff]

Having the two and a half months worth of vacation!

I'm with you jim. the rest of the stuff just fell into place while we played outside and found things to entertain our young minds

[toys2cool]

Having the two and a half months worth of vacation!

hell yeah and sleeping in till 1 pm and going to sleep at around 3am

[palitoy]

My best friend growing up, he passed away when he was 30.

[Brown Bear]

Riding my bike with my borther, pretending we were Ponch & John.

[Spawn67]

Forgot to add when our ice cream man (Good Humor man as we used to call him) would come by almost daily. Not only did he have good candy but had baseball and movie/t.v. trading cards. Any movie/t.v show that came out 77-83 that had cards he had them. I still have kept many of those to this day as well! Though maybe there not worth that much money their sendimental value for me is priceless as it reminds me of those summers.

[megoapesnut]

My grandparents had a trailer in Lewes, Delaware. I spent most of the summer down there. The quaintest, sleepiest little beach town you can find. Those were golden years for sure.

[Blackkryptonite]

Playing outside all day long, running around in the woods, riding my bike through the trails we would make, swimming at the local pool, outdoor birthday parties, not wearing any shoes all summer long, playing in the water hose, climbing trees, fishing in the pond at the back of our property, riding on my grandfather's tractor, building tree houses in the woods. So much. I could probably go on and on.

[Mikey]

Going to the (Jersey) shore to swim

Going to long defunct local amusement parks

Camping at the local state park

Living on a farm and having the run of the place