Aug 23 2007
Best family vacation spot in North East U.S.

Marginal Way Oceanview Path, Ogunquit, Maine

Beach, Ogunquit

Little Beach Lighthouse
Aug 23 2007

Marginal Way Oceanview Path, Ogunquit, Maine

Beach, Ogunquit

Little Beach Lighthouse
Aug 10 2007
To me, the month of August always seems quiet. If you happen to live in a metropolitan area, you’ll notice less traffic and the streets are quieter too. Most people are either on vacation or headed out to the beach or lake.
However, it’s a great time to enjoy the city parks and check out the city’s calendar of events; there’s always a concert or some summer activity to enjoy. Or maybe you’re a stay-at-home person and just want to clean out a closet or freshen up your house plants. Whatever it is, enjoy it. Relax too. Take a nice long bath or grab that book you always wanted to read.
You can also make yourself a cold pitcher of Sangria – great for these warm nights.
Here’s my favorite recipe for Sangria.
1 bottle of chilled red wine (750 ml)
2 cups of orange juice (not concentrated)
1 can of club soda
1 can of lemonade or lemon-lime soda (e.g., 7up or Sprite)
1 orange diced
1 apple diced
Fill the pitcher with diced fruit, add wine, orange juice and stir. Add club soda and lemonade or 7 up, all to your own taste.
Chill mixture in the refrigerator to let the Sangria absorb into the fruit. Serve in ice-filled wine glasses, so that the flavor is not watered down before it is served. For those who do not care for a lot of fruit in their glass, you can pour the liquid portion of the Sangria into the glasses, then cut a thin round slice of orange and place it on top of the glass as a float for decoration.
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Cheers!