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Summer lovin' and melon pops

One benefit of summer was that each day we had more light to read by. ~Jeannette Walls, The Glass Castle

Oh, summer lovin'...
We're enjoying  having you around.
We've been busy attending outdoor concerts,
puppet shows at the library and 
little ones in the swimming pool. - We're having such a lovely time...










MELON POPS

It's been hot and so I've been enjoying my time in the kitchen preparing summer drinks and refreshing popsicles.  

Recently, I came across a recipe for melon pops. When I was younger my mother would purchase these delicious Korean melon pops. I was thrilled when I came across this recipe on http://www.thesquishymonster.com/. I swear these melon pops are delicious and so easy to make.





I hope you all are enjoying your summer! 
Welcome new readers! I'm so happy to have you all here.

Comments

  1. Hi Stephanie, it looks like you're having a very nice summer. I love the look of your melon pops! Yum. I was wondering, have you taken your daughter to the Denver Museum of Science's Discovery Zone exhibit? We were up there last week and my kids adored it. They have a huge water-play area that she would probably enjoy. Hope you're having a good week.

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    1. Jennifer, thank you! You're so sweet. And yes, we have visited the Denver Museum a few times. Isn't it great?! We love it there. She absolutely loves spending her time in there and we enjoy it as well. I hope your kids had a blast while visiting. You know, we haven't gone since they opened the water play area.--How fun! We need to go back very soon. Thanks for letting me know. Have a wonderful week!

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  2. Oh my gosh so fun! We have that same water toy at our Montessori school! Once we finish moving I know we will be spending more time outdoors.

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    1. Dina, aw isn't it just so cute. My girls really enjoy playing with it. I hope you're enjoying your summer!

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  3. Oh ,those melon pops look amazing! Thanks for sharing! We're in the middle of a heat wave here, so these could definitely come in handy!

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    1. Tessa, aw, I hope you all cool down over there soon! And you're very welcome. They are super delicious. :)

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