It’s Sunday morning, and I’m writing from the day after a family wedding. The weather here doesn’t seem to recognize Memorial Day Weekend as the unofficial start of summer. It’s cool, and temperatures aren’t expected to hit the 80s. Elizabeth Hurley, however, embraces summer effortlessly. At 60, she remains a symbol of summer readiness.

On Saturday, Hurley, ever the summer and bikini season enthusiast, showcased her seasonal spirit. She’s known for her summer content, and this year is no exception. Her professional approach to summer promotions is what fans expect from the actress and model.

Meanwhile, baseball season is in full swing. Tim R from San Diego clarifies collegial summer baseball’s presence in Southern California. His son played for the San Diego Waves, part of the Western Baseball Association. The Waves have a history of success, having competed in tournaments like the WBC World Series.

John D offers advice for BBQ enthusiasts, recommending chimney starter cubes for easy charcoal lighting. He claims these magic cubes eliminate the taste of lighter fluid. Another reader, Cary H, shares additional BBQ tips from competitive contests.

Paige Spiranac’s supporters defend her contributions to golf, suggesting critics are few and vocal. Joe from Eastern Tennessee shares fond memories of picking homerun balls and more.

“…I’m not just the best reliever in the game, I’m also a fan.”

On the baseball front, Point Loma Nazarene University advanced in the NCAA Div. II College World Series. Jim T shares his experiences of a picture-perfect day at California’s scenic ballparks. With Padres games and San Diego State’s success, San Diego stands as a baseball capital in America.

Jim T wraps up with plans to honor fallen heroes at a local cemetery, a tradition fitting for Memorial Day Weekend.

As for grilling and more, my inbox is open for BBQ story submissions. Let’s celebrate the season’s start with shared stories and more. Reach out at [email protected] and follow me on social media for updates.