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The Summer Cycle: from a teen's perspective Many of your have written wanting to hear more from this talented young author. To recap, The author, Sarah (13), is part of an incredibly wonderful family I have had the privilege to work with as their Realtor. The last time we were with Sarah and her family, we were in the Butler's Pantry (see previous post "8 People in a Butler's Pantry). Now we're on to Summer Vacation. Have you ever wondered what teenagers really think about summer? Here's your chance to find out. Enjoy! The Summer Cycle By Sarah Landsman Months, weeks, days, hours, minutes... we all count down till the summer. Oh that glorious time we've dreamed about since September! When the bell rings, the entire student body lets out a hundred sighs and ecstatic screams! Then, at long last, it's the time we all have waited for. Summer.
Starting from the day we get out of school, our lives turn into a medley of truly cliched summer activities. Perhaps it's Dad barbecuing outside, or swimming with our siblings under the blazing summer sun. However you spend those first couple of weeks, it's summer all the same. Now, having had a few summers in my life, I know how it goes. The thrill wears off. And when late July rolls into August, we start lying to ourselves. We tell ourselves that we really don't want school to come back around. That we hate the thought of seeing our teachers or having to do schoolwork. Some of us manage to convince ourselves that this is true, but we know it's not. And when you start getting wrapped up in last minute summer activities, back to school shopping, and trying to jump-start your brain before school, the days creep in without you noticing. Sooner than you expected or wanted, the first day of the school year is here. You really don't want to admit it but, you know you are glad. You're happy to be back. Everyone is.
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