Not sure the bribery was worth the effort :-)
A chunk of geography, and a chunk of Spanish will have to do for today.
I would love to have had this half term off. But I also looked at his timetable and thought, actually he could do with the time at home. So it's swings and roundabouts for me, we compromised on last weekend, bank holiday weekend, he could basically have it off revision. Which he did.
Since then it's a slow and steady ramp back up.
I am sure it's the same for most, but it's annoying (for me I don't discuss these details with him in case it makes matters worse) but next week he can only cross off English as a subject because there is a third geography and maths paper the following week.
And he finishes on the 17th with Spanish writing. Can't wait! Be nice just to be generally ignored and only communicated with for food, money, lifts and just general fun rather than being revision reminder mum. Just mum again will be nice.
I intend on using some of that time to sit in the shade, in the garden with a stack of books (my books will probably go for the trashiest chick lit in the pile to begin with, not a stanza or social economic idea within the pages), and a table full of drinks throughout the day. (Although I suspect we've had our summer - that hot bit we got to look at out of the window whilst throwing around science revision guides). To be fair this possible future is what is keeping me going.
He said, bless him, I am going to definitely do nothing on the 18th June. So sweet, think he just can't imagine weeks and weeks of no pressing academic work to do. I will encourage that thought about 10.30am 17th June until then he needs to keep going.