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JORDAN TANNER: It had to be expected... and now it's here, again. Do bad things come in threes? Does that mean another variant after this one? Of course it does, did we learn nothing from history?

JORDAN TANNER: I remember the days when exercise was blood, sweat and tears. How many repetitions, how many pounds, how many laps. Competition over health benefits. Does that still hold true?

CYNTHIA TANNER: This is a great step towards the good old days. Life before social distancing. We can even get together with the elderly, as long as everybody is safely vaccinated.

Doing any Summer activities means we have to get somewhere, first. It takes all of the fun out of Summer to be in a car, on the road, in crowds of other cars.

CYNTHIA TANNER: It gets complicated, when you try to find unusual things to do. What's unusual for me, might be an everyday activity for somebody else.

JORDAN TANNER: I've always liked going to the beach. The soothing sound of the waves, the weird sea life in the tide pools. The warm sand covering my feet. The beach is so relaxing.

CYNTHIA TANNER: Today we take some of our coop. vegetable bounty, over to our friends house, and swap. Things have gone well with our garden until this horrible heat wave.

JORDAN TANNER Cynthia is working on an herb fest. It looks pretty tiny, so far. I don't know the method to pack in the most flavor, but I do know FLAVOR IS KING.

CYNTHIA TANNER: The things we do everyday, become habit. Does that mean we can't stop doing them? Does it mean we don't think about what we're doing? Is it a bad habit or a good habit?