What are your plans for the summer?

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I'm hopefully going to some camps to supervise (?) kids with mental disorders! Which I'm really excited for. :3 I'm also hoping to do a lot of swimming/lazing around by some lakes, and spending some quality time with my puppy.

I'll also be working on getting my drivers licence... because I really need to get on that. xD
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Ah! I am gonna spend all summer with these amazing ancient books I have collected from a library. I am gonna do some research for my M.Phil and get admission in a decent university.
And finally, try to get a nice job. So, as you can see, no vacations! xD
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Probably going to visit Japan :)
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Well, I am hoping to get a job this summer. My birthday and my 1 year YWSiversarry are both in July so looking forward to those! I will also be doing summer band and we will maybe go on a vacation.
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Summer employment would be preferable but as of right now it's looking like the best I can look forward to is making sure I'm not spending any money, reading voraciously, and maybe doing a bit of writing (maybe possibly hopefully????). In any which case, it's not a terrible summer by any means.
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Find a job.

Hopefully see my friends in New Jersey, and New York.

Other than that, not much.



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