a summer you’ll never forget

Hello Summer!  Happy Summer! Historic Summer!

On June 30, your family moved into our beach house after selling the house on Prospect Street.  Talk about perfect timing!  With the two best months ahead, this was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the Clickman kids to chill out, eat freeze pops, smell the best smell in the world, feel the warm sand under your toes, veg out, boogie board the Atlantic, eat Congdon’s donuts, look at the views (front and back) and lick ice cream from the Scoop Deck.

Among many other things!

You had it all at your ready disposal… a beach house right on the beach.  A private beach to boot!  Sun, surf, sand.  Living La Vida Loca…

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Emma, you set high goals for the summer… you wanted to boogie board at least 300 waves but ended up catching 540 over the six weeks you stayed there. Go Emma!

Ben had his own bedroom and was able to chill, playing his games, doing his thing before starting 8th Grade…. what, 8th grade?  Yowza I would totally chill too.

Molly ate a ton of freeze pops, played video games, laid low, swam in the natural beach pools and had fun.

Jack, you stayed busy, playing with trucks, army men, making drippy castles and becoming much braver with the Atlantic Ocean!

On August 14, you left the beach and moved into your house on Richardson Drive… just in time for school opening on August 31st.

Here are some photos from your memorable summer, a time img_7490img_9777you’ll always remember:

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Hello! I'm your Papa... I'm the luckiest man in the history of Earth (possibly the Universe if there are other human life forms). I'm lucky because I have an incredible grandchild - you - in my life. you teach me. inspire me. make me laugh. fill me with pride and turn every day I'm with you into pure sunshine happiness You feed my Papa Soul and make me whole. I will love you and be with you forever. I've written these blog posts to capture the times of your childhood. Little moments you would have forgotten... and bigger moments that would have grown more vague over time. Now you'll have stories that make the past come alive. Stories that give you insight into who you were, what you were like and what things made you happy, sad and proud. Stories that also remind you about our special relationship, what we did together and all the fun we had.

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