Capturing Summer Memories (NAPSA)—Every summer, there is one memory that lingers more than any other and keeps us anticipating the sunshine and lemonade stands of next year’s school break. Sometimes that memoryin- volves a vacation, but more often than not, it comes from the in- | se between times enjoyed at home. Z Bee ae It’s not too late to have the perfect summer. A new informational Web site from Shutterfly, www.Summer Memories.com, gives visitors a fun and engaging way to identify the celebrations and everyday outings that will become this year’s summer-defining moments; for example, hosting a backyard BBQ, making homemade ice cream or planting a garden. After answering a short series of lighthearted questions, visitors are matched to a personality style. This informs users of the types of fun ideas and events they can consider, along with helpful planning tips and additional online resources. (All suggestions can be saved or printed out.) How did you spend your summer vacation? See how families across America spent theirs by visiting www.SummerMemories. com and clicking on their summer stories.
