So with the coming of August comes the realization that summer vacation is more than half-way over. And with that comes the even bigger realization that I have summer homework to do. Gee, let's make a list.

-Read 6 books (the shortest of which is a solid 232 pages)
-Create a 5 to 6 page script
-Answer a question on a book which will result in roughly 25 sentences
-A summer reading essay on one book for British Lit H? (Idk, the instructions aren't clear. I really hope my script and answered question IS the essay)
-Complete all verbal sections of the Baron's "Pass Key to SAT I" book
-Some sort of math homework
-Answer 22 questions on 2 different books (10 for one book and 12 for the other) with each answer being roughly a paragraph or 2 long
-Create a study guide on The Federalist Papers by answering the 24 questions provided (and some questions contain multiple parts)
-Read chapters 1 and 2 of the AP U.S. History textbook and do all the outlines and stuff written on that handout thing

God only knows what I could've left out of that list. Let's see. I read . . . one book so far. And I skimmed the Baron's book. Um, yeah. FML.

So I'm limiting myself to 1 or 2 last art projects for the summer (one of which I'm working on at the moment). Gah, I guess they weren't kidding when they said junior year was hell year. And school didn't even start yet. -faints-