A Day in Your Shoes
I do not own "Calvin and Hobbes". It is copyrighted by Bill Watterson.
Chapter1- Opposite Day Calvin's mom stormed up to Calvin's room. "Calvin!" She yelled. "You're going to miss the bus!" Calvin groaned. "You have no idea what it's like to have to go somewhere you hate five days a week," he complained. "At least you get the pleasure of getting your meals made for you," Hobbes replied. "You have no idea how hard it is being a tiger." "Maybe you should go to school," Calvin replied angrily. "Yeah!" Hobbes said. "Let's change places for a day! You'll love being a tiger!" Calvin grabbed the transmogrifier. "Alright then," he said. Calvin transmogrified Hobbes into Calvin "Okay then," said Hobbes as he transmogrified Calvin into Hobbes. "Calvin!" Calvin's mom yelled. "Get down here now! The bus is here!" "By Hobbes!" Calvin smirked. 'I'll show him' thought Hobbes. 'He'll never make it!' Hobbes smirked also. Hobbes got on the bus and headed for school.
************************************************************************At Calvin's school ************************************************************************ "Hi Susie," Hobbes said. "I switched places with Calvin today. I'm Hobbes. Can you show me where his locker is?" "Get real Calvin," said Susie "You're so weird sometimes." 'Oh well. I think it's that one there,' Hobbes thought. Hobbes walked over to a locker with a drawing of a kid with his finger up his nose taped to it. "That's it." Hobbes muttered. Hobbes grabbed Calvin's books and followed Susie to the first class. Hobbes sat down as Miss Wormwood entered the room and sat at her desk. "Alright class" The teacher said. "Who wants to demonstrate the problem at the board? Calvin how about you?" "Sure!" Hobbes said as he jumped out of his desk. "Tigers are great at math!" Hobbes walked up to the board. "Six plus three eh? That ones a bit tricky. First, you make a square since six and three are square numbers. Now six is greater then three, so we write three on this side and three on this side." Hobbes said as he demonstrated the problem. "No, Calvin. That's not correct. Sit down please. Susie will you demonstrate the problem please?" Miss Wormwood said. "Sure," Susie replied As Hobbes sat down he knew one thing: This was going to be a long day.
I do not own "Calvin and Hobbes". It is copyrighted by Bill Watterson.
Chapter1- Opposite Day Calvin's mom stormed up to Calvin's room. "Calvin!" She yelled. "You're going to miss the bus!" Calvin groaned. "You have no idea what it's like to have to go somewhere you hate five days a week," he complained. "At least you get the pleasure of getting your meals made for you," Hobbes replied. "You have no idea how hard it is being a tiger." "Maybe you should go to school," Calvin replied angrily. "Yeah!" Hobbes said. "Let's change places for a day! You'll love being a tiger!" Calvin grabbed the transmogrifier. "Alright then," he said. Calvin transmogrified Hobbes into Calvin "Okay then," said Hobbes as he transmogrified Calvin into Hobbes. "Calvin!" Calvin's mom yelled. "Get down here now! The bus is here!" "By Hobbes!" Calvin smirked. 'I'll show him' thought Hobbes. 'He'll never make it!' Hobbes smirked also. Hobbes got on the bus and headed for school.
************************************************************************At Calvin's school ************************************************************************ "Hi Susie," Hobbes said. "I switched places with Calvin today. I'm Hobbes. Can you show me where his locker is?" "Get real Calvin," said Susie "You're so weird sometimes." 'Oh well. I think it's that one there,' Hobbes thought. Hobbes walked over to a locker with a drawing of a kid with his finger up his nose taped to it. "That's it." Hobbes muttered. Hobbes grabbed Calvin's books and followed Susie to the first class. Hobbes sat down as Miss Wormwood entered the room and sat at her desk. "Alright class" The teacher said. "Who wants to demonstrate the problem at the board? Calvin how about you?" "Sure!" Hobbes said as he jumped out of his desk. "Tigers are great at math!" Hobbes walked up to the board. "Six plus three eh? That ones a bit tricky. First, you make a square since six and three are square numbers. Now six is greater then three, so we write three on this side and three on this side." Hobbes said as he demonstrated the problem. "No, Calvin. That's not correct. Sit down please. Susie will you demonstrate the problem please?" Miss Wormwood said. "Sure," Susie replied As Hobbes sat down he knew one thing: This was going to be a long day.