How To Have An 'intentional' Summer In 7 Simple Steps Tara Ziegmont's kids were about 6 and 10 when she realized how time seemed to be quickly slipping away. "I've always worked from home, and I found that they did their thing and I did mine. We had a routine, but it felt separate," Ziegmont told "Good Morning America." For parents and kids alike, the summers feel especially poignant. And it's common that what feels like "all the time in the world" in June seems like it went by in a flash come September. MORE: How to create the ultimate summer bucket list in 3 easy steps Ziegmont, creator of the blog Feels Like Home, decided to make summers more "intentional." She told "GMA" she felt that without a plan, she wasn't creating memories. "I wanted to do things by choice, not by inertia." Related Video: How to Keep Kids Busy and Entertained This Summer Her kids, now 9 and 13, feel more confidence in thems...
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