Michael Jamison walked into his house to see his 49 year old wife, Sara sitting with the kids around the dinner table.
He quickly said hello to his kids.
Tina was his daddy's girl. She was 17 and going off to college next year.
Andrew was his 15 year old son.
Kimmy was their 8 year old daughter
Brad was the baby of the family who just turned 7
During dinner, they chatted about their summer vacation. They had 3 weeks to do anything and had not decided yet what to do.
Michael and Sara put the Brad and Kimmy to bed and then started going through the mail. There was a package from Sara's friend Patty and she giggled as she opened it up.
Michael asked, 'What is in there?'
Sara held the medallion up, 'You know my friend Patty? The one who is into magic? She sent us this medallion that is supposedly magical.'
Michale looked intrigued, 'How does it work?'
Sara read the instructions, 'You touch an article of clothing with the medallion around your neck, and you supposedly turn into the last person who wore the clothing.'
Michael laughed, 'Sounds like a scam to me.'
Sara giggled, 'I don't know? Her magic usually works. She knew we were going on vacation soon."
Michael shrugged his shoulders, 'Well, maybe when I come home tomorrow after work, we can try it out?'
Sara agreed, 'If it does work'wouldn't it be fun to be somebody else for a few days?'
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