Lois & Clark Forums Forums General Discussion Off Topic You know it's time for a vacation when...

1. You called your daughter "Lois" and that isn't her name. (Thankfully nobody called me on it. )

2- When you're addicted to a story: I kept checking the boards to see if Virginia was back, because I SO wanted to read Part 9 of "Wrong Clark".

Thanks, Sydney.

3. You have to repeat "May I please have the butter..." 16,000 times (low estimate) at breakfast and your son *still* doesn't get it right. And it's only *Day 1* of Summer Vacation.

You're welcome, Virginia.

4. When you want to write comments in English on your students'papers. And suddenly you think: no, I'm not on the boards. I have to write my comments IN FRENCH.

5. When you start finding Mickey Mouse heads in everything you see (even the few non-Disney things I have in my room )

6. When you watch ten movies in a week (not for school) because there's no good tv on and what else says summer?

7. When you're fried already and don't remember what the heck you did in the sun for so long and where you need to go to get it tan.

Man, I miss Disneyland. Just gotta outlast the summer season...

Sorry, Mouserocks. Just changing the numbering.

5- When you start finding Mickey Mouse heads in everything you see (even the few non-Disney things I have in my room )

6- When you watch ten movies in a week (not for school) because there's no good tv on and what else says summer?

7- When you're fried already and don't remember what the heck you did in the sun for so long and where you need to go to get it tan.

Whoops. No problem.

edit: fixed the numbers... thanks Sydney!

8. When you are completely incapable of counting numbers or doing any math (despite how much calculus knowledge you may have).

9. When you you need new inspiration to write your summer fanfication story, which can only happen out-of-state. (Or at least, that's what you keep telling yourself.)

10. You need to give Michael time to catch up with your other readers on your story.

11. Your name is Sue S. and you want your readers (currently looking like this ) to react like this everytime they check for a new part ... ... and there isn't one. /psst. Sue, you can come back, now. We're already there!/

12. You need an excuse to...
a. -- write more parts of your story without posting new ones.
b. -- have time to read the notes/suggestions from your GEs and return them, so LabRat has new stories to post on the Archives.
c. -- catch up on reading other people's stories.