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Project Life 2014 Week 28: Yummy

Week 28: Yummy-Grandmommy has spent Summers at the cabin for decades. She has created something we lovingly call Cabin Magic. And while there are many elements under the umbrella of Cabin Magic, two of the Cabin Magic traditions that are the boys' favorite include the Lolly Pop Tree and Cabin Magic Stories. Cabin Magic Stories are only for kids and no adults are allowed (although I did get to listen to my first and only story when I was 19). The stories are told with the magic story lanterns and always involve a yummy treat, which is most often oven s'mores but this year it was homemade twix bars. The stories are magical and Aiden loves them. He also LOVES the yummy treats and time with his cousins. The other most magical event of the Summer is the growth of the Lolly Pop Tree. Sometime during the week of the 4th of July, when the soil is just right, Grandmommy announces that the night is right for a Lolly Pop Tree to grow. Before bedtime all the kids go outside and plant a Lolly Pop stick and water it well. In the morning a Lolly Pop Tree has grown and the harvest is plentiful. This was Sage's first year participating in the Lolly Pop Tree and he LOVED it. Cabin Magic makes the Lolly Pops taste extra yummy! Cabin Magic lasts as long as you believe, so you better believe that I have nieces and nephews in high school still getting in on the magic and the yummy-ness. 


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Ever since the first year I knew that Grandmommy did this I have loved it. Always brings a smile to my face.

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