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100 Things To Do Instead Of Starting Drama

It might seem humorous to make a list, but I'm starting to think some people really don't know.

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100 Things To Do Instead Of Starting Drama

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100 things there is time to do if there's time to start or entertain drama for those who aren't aware or need to be reminded.

1. Go visit your grandma

2. Get a job

3. Learn how to ride a unicycle

4. Do some homework

5. Meal prep healthy foods

6. Make your mother a homemade wreath

7. Create yourself a resume

8. Do some community service

9. Study

10. Make something to eat

11. Go to sleep

12. Feed the homeless

13. Start a garden

14. Try out a new hairstyle

15. Watch some makeup tutorials

16. Work on your dance moves

17. Take care of your skin

18. Go to the gym

19. Skype your long distance family

20. Read a book

21. Take a hot bath

22. Look up some DIY activities on Pinterest

23. Look up funny cat videos

24. Clean your room

25. Wash your car inside and out

26. Brush your teeth

27. Color code your closet

28. Jump on pogo stick

29. Ride around the mall on a fresh new pair of Heely's

30. Listen to some throwback NSYNC

31. Buy a ped egg and give yourself a pedicure

32. Renew your pores

33. Read the Bible

34. Do a good deed

35. Get to know your neighbors

36. Go to church

37. Buy a goldfish

38. Apologize to that girl you wronged back in middle school

39. Get your lifeguard certification

40. Prepare a fire evacuation plan and kit for your family

41. Change the batteries in your smoke detector

42. Spend some time with your siblings

43. Tell your mama you love and appreciate her

44. Clean out from under your fingernails

45. Start being a better friend

46. Write a book

47. Bake some cookies

48. Play Angry Birds

49. Learn how to cook a new recipe

50. Exfoliate

51. Open a savings account

52. Learn to speak a different language

53. Cut off your split ends

54. Go thrift shopping

55. Download some new music to your phone

56. Go for a run

57. Make your own soap

58. Brush up on world news

59. Edit mistakes on Wikipedia articles

60. Go to the park

61. Play dogs at the animal shelter

62. Bake some cookies

63. Monogram something

64. Paint a canvas

65. Watch all the Disney movies

66. Up your eyebrow game

67. Learn how to play a sport

68. Make a ceasar salad

69. Name your future children

70. Mow your lawn

71. Floss your teeth

72. Make a Tinder account

73. Take a cute new profile picture

74. Check out your old Myspace account

75. Google some pictures of Channing Tatum

76. Read a biography on Rosa Parks

77. Try out self tanner

78. Join a club

79. Bake your face

80. Clean out your makeup brushes

81. Learn self defense

82. Go sky diving

83. Pluck your nose hairs

84. Go horse back riding

85. Read to the blind

86. Lace up your shoes a new way

87. Whiten your teeth

88. Go muddin'

89. Learn the Emancipation Proclamation

90. Go to the library

91. Invent something

92. Ride a bike

93. Do some chores

94. Play some video games

95. Roast marshmallows

96. Recycle

97. Play solitaire

98. Try out some Snapchat filters

99. Watch a movie

100. Get a life

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1. "Unlimited Freedom!"

2. "Dorm Life!"

3. "Never mind, where is my apartment?"

4. "Whose idea was this 8 AM?"

5. I'm so looking forward to that nap."

6. "I don't have the brain capacity for this"

7. "Wow, college is great"

It's easier than you think.

1. Look into Housing and Dining.

2. Pay attention to campus postings.

3. Find common interest groups.

4. Join an intramural sports team.

5. Work on a cause that you care about.

6. Join a club related to your major.

7. Get an on-campus job.

8. Volunteer.

College without friends is like peanut butter without jelly.

1. You need people to hang out with.

2. You don’t want to be stuck alone eating lunch or dinner.

3. Weekends suck without anyone to share them with.

4. College will be miserable for you.

5. Finding a roommate for the following year will be impossible.

6. You need someone to talk to about personal stuff or homework that isn’t your mom.

7. Classes will be boring and quiet for you if you don’t know anyone.

8. Walking around campus is just awkward.

9. Homework help and study buddies do not exist.

Why it pays to leave the hoodie at home.

1. Comfort

2. Confidence

3. Surprises

4. Self Esteem

A few signs that you may live in the library whether you'd like to admit it or not.

1. You dress for the temperature of the library, not the weather outside.

2. You say hello to the security guard when he or she walks by.

3. The employees at Starbucks know your name and order.

4. You eat all your meals at a library cubby, not at your own house.

5. You take the quiet floors very seriously.

6. Any night you are not at the library is a special occasion.

7. You have shown up to the library hungover on more than one occasion.

8. Your friends always text you when they are going to the library because they know you will be there.

9. You have taken a nap in the library at some point.

10. You know all the cold and hot spots in the library.

11. You've seen your studying pay off.

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