The 5 S's of Summer

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Hey there,

Welcome to June.

As I sit outside writing today, I am mostly absorbed in the goodness of summer.

That's right, I said summer!!!

Because, while the astrological start to summer is not happening until June 20th, the meteorological start to summer began June 1st. Oh yah! Welcome to an early summer!

Summer usually means a time of open windows and outdoor living. So, I thought I would include a cute little video from Australia's Sid the Seagull, who will sing you a song about how to have fun outside and not get fried. Enabling you to focus on the oodles of BBQ, patio time & general outdoor goodness coming your way.

Now that the seed of a little summer jingle has been planted in your head and thoughts of summer begin to bloom...How do you think you want to spend these bonus weeks of summer?

Around here, I am fresh off the plane from France and digging into some Moe Creative projects. June signals a time to turn up my torch again. Literally on my Encaustic painting and figuratively on my photography and digital magazine production.

Absolutely, there's always time for friends, family and gardening in the June mix, especially with so many long warm days ahead. But after a rejuvenating and inspiring spring abroad, the majority of my June will be spent creatively brewing up the next batch of Moe Creative offerings. (Including the July issue of Coffee with Moe. Due to arrive in your in-box July 5th)

As your head fills with thoughts of summer & maybe our next coffee together, I will bring this post to a close. But know, that I am around all summer and only an e-mail away. So don't wait for coffee, write me any time. And know that you are always on my mind with every word I write or photo I take. And I am thinking of you enjoying an amazing start to this summer of possibilities.

Until we connect again...

Be sure to fire up the barbie, be sun smart & live your brightest summer ever.

With Heart, 

Moe

PS. Don't forget, you can find me on Instagram every day.

Here is a video of Artist Martin Baas & his real time clock at the Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. This performance piece was featured on my Instagram feed at the end of March.  To check out everything that my eyes have spied, visit:  www.instagram.com/moe_creative

In 2016, Baas created the Schiphol clock in which a working man can be seen painting the time minute by minute. The clock is installed in the international Terminal 2 of the Amsterdam airport, one of the last things travellers see before departing the Netherlands. The worker’s blue overalls, yellow rag and red bucket pay homage to the famous Dutch artist, Mondrian.