Shannon Stacey


Why April is the longest month

Oh, April. It’s a month that starts with one of my least favorite days of the year (April Fool’s Day) and just seems to never end. Winter’s over (more or less) and the sun is warm (more days than not) and I can hear the Harleys going through town. It’s time to get outside and enjoy the nice(ish) weather.

But the only thing I really care to do outside is drive my RZR and I can’t until the middle of May, when the ATV trails open. And we can’t open up the camper until May 1st (or in this year’s case, April 29th). For now it just sits, lonely and sad.

A picture of my sad and lonely camper

I’m ready to put hibernation behind me and get out there and splash through puddles and sit by the campfire, but I can’t yet. April is the longest month ever.

3 comments to “Why April is the longest month”

  1. Ruby Norwood
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      · April 7th, 2016 at 12:25 pm · Link

    It want be long before you can go camping!! This month will fly by..Before you know it!!



  2. Shannon
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      · April 7th, 2016 at 1:46 pm · Link

    I hope so, Ruby! :)



  3. library addict
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      · April 7th, 2016 at 8:13 pm · Link

    It’s like the last month of school when you’re a kid. You have spring fever for actual Spring.

    At least it’s supposed to be Spring, right? We had snow here today, so I think Mother Nature is in a bad mood.







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