I started my summer vacation at the strike of 3 p.m. on Friday, May 13, and it was at the last stroke of 3 p.m. that I promptly switched bodies with a student of mine who failed my class. We then had a hilarious three weeks of body-swapping fun during which I played the drums in her all-girl punk band and learned to love life as a teenager again, and she payed bills, did laundry, and cooked dinners and learned how to be a responsible adult who didn't fail English composition classes.
And that's what I've been up to. I also managed to hang out with Bo a little bit. This is what he's up to these days:
I've also made a list of things I'd like to do over the summer.
- Get a new battery for my watch
- Finish my Fall syllabus on time (July 1)
- Go to the beach
- Take Henry on numerous adventures, like The Search for a Strawberry Milkshake and The Dog Who Walked to the Coffee Shop (and other snack-related quests)
- Clean the closet
- Get a haircut (this is actually happening today, so I'll be able to check this off the list)
- Take Bosco to the zoo
- Continue Movie Mondays with Trevor (so far we've seen Bridesmaids [disgustingly charming], Everything Must Go [difficult to watch but rewarding], Midnight in Paris [whimsical and witty], and X-Men First Class [loud, violent, and fun as hell])
- See the movies that Trevor refuses to see with me (Fast Five, Troll Hunter (I might convince him to see this one; it's foreign horror, which is a little classier), the awesome new body-switching movie The Change-Up, and Shark Night [which looks like the most fun ever but it doesn't come out until September])
- Write some stories and stuff
- Catch up to my Goodreads goal of reading 75 books this year (I'm currently 14 books behind my schedule)
1 comment:
Okay. First off, don't even pretend to believe you'll remember to get a new battery watch. It never happens. I am excited to hear about your zany 3 weeks as a teenager; way to go!
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