<p>Do nothing and hang out with friends all summer.</p>
<p>That’s what I did, and I’m so glad. Now I have all those memories to keep me company when I’m 400 miles from my friends. :)</p>
<p>working, trying to get $2300 saved for my student contribution at cornell, and another several hundred dollars to buy things and winter clothes/save up money to use while in college since im coming from az and am moving to ithaca so i have no cold-wear!</p>
<p>i graduated early (in december) so i dont really ahng out with my friends that much anyways. ill spend a lot of time with family (im going to miss them a lot when i leave) just hanging out with them</p>
<p>go to disneyland w/ dad and little bro
watch wicked on the 19th
burn all my unecessary high school crap @ a bon fire
movie nites w/ the best friends
clean my room[finally]
off july 27th to UCLA’s summer program</p>
<p>You will want to get a job. It’s amazing how fast your money disappears. Also spend time with friends and RELAX, RELAX, RELAX!!</p>
<p>GETTING THAT SCRILLA SCRILLAAA.</p>
<p>working 2 jobs, 1 pays 15 and hour, the other pays 8. I could walk away with nearly 100 dollasss on good days.</p>
<p>Have you considered doing the Disney College Program over the summer? I can’t remember if it’s open to freshman or not, but I worked there during my sophomore summer and it was fun, at times, depending what your job is.</p>
<p>^ who were you directing the suggestion to? the OP? or me because im going to be near there? if so, please elaborate on the program!</p>
<p>I’m working as a camp counselor like I have since the summer before Freshman year. </p>
<p>Hopefully I’ll get a second job too, but besides that I’m hoping to lose some weight and just hang out with friends.</p>
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<p>I think they have one at every Disney Park, I don’t remember if they do. I did the one in Walt Disney World.
[Disney</a> Theme Parks & Resorts College Program- Walt Disney World Resort](<a href=“http://www.wdwcollegeprogram.com/sap/its/mimes/zh_wdwcp/index.html]Disney”>http://www.wdwcollegeprogram.com/sap/its/mimes/zh_wdwcp/index.html)</p>
<p>When I first worked there, I was in merchandise in Toon Town, which, surprisingly, was crazy fun. My boss and the people I worked with were nuts. And you give free…well, anything, to the guests—so, the cuter the kid, the more free stuff they got from me.</p>
<p>Then I moved into working as the tour guide for “Finding Tinkerbell” which is this overpriced attraction, it’s not advertised, where you take guests all over the Magic Kingdom and search for Tinkerbell, who is the only character not in the parks. Basically, they have to pay to see her.
But, I think that was the most fun.</p>
<p>Then I auditioned to be Alice from Alice in Wonderland, and did that and the tours. Both jobs were so much fun.</p>
<p>The only job that was really boring/lame was working at the ornament shop in Liberty Square. It had a bunch of old bitter women working there, and of course, no kids ever want to go to Liberty Sqaure…with good reason.</p>
<p>(They move you around a lot.)</p>
<p>The only really irritating part is they take out up to half of your earnings to pay for rent. And they’re really anal about appearance. One of my friends had just died her hair red (not like flaming red, but sort of like Kate Winslet’s red in Titanic) and had to re-dye it to a more “natural” color.</p>
<p>i’ll be doing stuff i never get to do like riding my bike, arts, reading, watching movies, hanging out with friends, etc. it’ll be a chill summer. i’m going to georgia tech so i’m gonna be killed by stress throughout the year anyway. might as well just relax now. </p>
<p>oh, i might read some stuff about possible majors and stuff. but that’s the last thing i really want to think about.</p>
<p>Speaking of reading.</p>
<p>Read some books for pleasure reading. Once you start school, the only books you’ll even want to look at will be for a class.</p>
<p>Masturbate…</p>
<p>work
work out
pick up tennis
chill</p>
<p>Haahahah, I feel so backwards. I’ve worked the last 3 years, and I’m actually quitting early so I can enjoy the last work-free summer of my life until I’m about 60.
Apart from that, I’m doing a summer bridge program at UMBC for my scholarship program. That knocks out 6 weeks, then after that it’s a week of summer camp in northern MD.</p>