Seattle Times
The summer movie season is in full swing. The summer menu is on at the city’s best restaurants. The summer music calendar is set. Now all we need is summer. It’s hard to imagine the bliss of an outdoor concert when a knifelike wind is blowing tears from your eyes. We’re holding out for the six solid weeks of sunshine that will arrive sometime between the beginning of July and the end of September. In these weeks we’ll reverse-hibernate, gorging on outside time and storing vitamin D with frantic abandon.