When you first get home for summer, it can be hard to know what you're supposed to do with your free time. I've personally struggled with what to do with my time before my summer job starts at the end of June. I have been able to watch a lot of movies and occasionally see some of my friends, and the lucky ones get me when I'm not in my pajamas. Other than that, I've had a slow and kind of boring start to my summer. To explain how my summer has been going, I might as well use my favorite movie of all time. Thanks John Hughes for one of the best coming of age movies ever, and for helping me cure my summer boredom. So here is the beginning of summer as told by the 80's classic, The Breakfast Club:

1. All you want to do is sleep but your parents have a different idea.

2. When people ask you what your summer plans are...

3. You have time to internet stalk people and find out more than you wanted to about their lives.

4. When your parents leave you with a list of things to do but you just can't leave your bed...

5. You miss being able to go to those day-camps full of activities and joy.

6. You eat to fill the time.

7. When your friends finally ask you to hang out...

8. You must make everything and anything fun and entertaining.

9. You finally get out of the house and you see someone cute.

10. You're in between looking for a job and sitting at home.

11. But when you finally do get a job, you can get out of the house!

The start to summer can be a long process if you don't plan ahead of time but it's not all bad if you can hangout with some friends (even if it's in detention)!