We've been doing some Summer Reading activities so I'll mention a few of them.
I did another Story Trail, this time by myself. I've been so busy I haven't gotten out for my morning walks so I made myself on this day. This one was "The Husband of the Rat's Daughter," at Lions Park. A few of us read this one back in 2021.
Jet and I watched a video about dinosaurs of the Cretaceous Period. 
He and I also did sun art prints, where we took leaves and taped them to construction paper then left them out in the sun for a few hours. Since we started later in the afternoon, we had to move the paper as the sun moved.
When we took the tape and leaves off (and rocks so they wouldn't blow away), our prints looked like this.
Jet's is the darker paper. Mine is the lighter paper.
I also did some quick trips to the libraries to drop off and pick up things.
I got my completion prize for Provo Library because I read enough minutes (and listened- go, audiobooks).
A 25th anniversary water bottle!
At Orem Library I saw that the triceratops skeleton was still up. 
It has shrunk quite a bit but is still mostly intact so the stands are being pulled toward the middle now. Look at my tail. Ha Ha. 
Ah, Summer Reading is great.
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