Hi Reader,
I want you to picture me right now. I'm on the porch. Indy is asleep at my feet (his only setting), my coffee is getting cold because I keep forgetting to drink it, and I am so happy to finally tell you this:
Home Sweet Summer is here.
I dreamed this magazine up months ago, back in the gray of February, when summer felt impossibly far away. I kept thinking about you β about all of us β and how we keep arriving at June already exhausted. We wait for summer all year, and then we pack the calendar and somehow miss it.
So I made you something different. Something you can hold in your hands (or read on your iPad on the porch, no judgment) that feels like a slow summer.
It's 66 pages, and it's a buffet β not a checklist. Inside you'll find:
- A 12-week summer devotional β one verse and a gentle practice for each week
- 30 ways to live slower, from morning coffee outside to praying over your house at night
- Family recipes and a simple summer tablescape
- A garden notebook, summer book lists, and slow-summer guides for every age β kids, teens, young adults, and the grandparents holding it all together
- A slower, more meaningful Fourth of July, and a gentle re-entry into fall when the time comes
You can grab it as an instant digital download to read right away, print it or put it on a device to tote it around all summer.
And if you'd like the hands-on companion: at checkout you can add The Slow Summer Companion, a digital packet of 15 printables β bucket lists, scripture cards, a meal plan, a garden tracker, solstice and Fourth of July printables, and more β for just $8.25.
βGet Home Sweet Summer ββ
My prayer for your summer is that you taste a sun-warm tomato in July and remember it in February. That you sit on a porch at dusk in August with someone you love and not say much for a long time. That you forgive yourself for the rotisserie chicken nights.
I want you to exhale.
We're walking through these twelve weeks together. Thank you for being here.
With so much love,