The first day of summer this year isn't until June 20, but I don't think anyone actually knows that because the unofficial start of summer is this weekend and that's the only date anyone cares about.The start of summer means people will be taking vacations and let me just say that no one is doing this vacation thing better than . The quarterback has now been in Hawaii for more than a week and I'm starting to think he might not ever come back because he's having way too much fun there.Over the course of his trip, Rodgers has been , who is on the island with him (Rodgers is there with his fiance Shailene
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