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100 Things To Do On Belmont’s Lawn (Now That It’s Finally Open)

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100 Things To Do On Belmont’s Lawn (Now That It’s Finally Open)
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If you haven't been living under a rock for the last month you would have noticed the giant blue signs at the entrance of Belmont's lawn. You know, the ones that read "THE LAWN IS CLOSED FOR RESTORATION." Belmont does this because they care about the healthiness of the greenery almost as much as it does for their students. Well, since the lawn has reopened with a lush new look, you're probably wondering what you should do to take advantage of it. Here's 100 ideas of what to do on the brand new set of grass. You can thank me later.

1. Play

2. Play soccer

3. Play guitar

4. Act like you’re playing the guitar

5. Take an Instagram picture

6. Do yoga

7. Make friends

8. Play football

9. Play football with Bobby Fish (yes this has happened)

10. Have a picnic

11. Watch people play

12. Watch Florida Georgia Line land

13. Look for Doug the Pug.

14. Jump in the fountain

15. Watch "Parks and Rec"

16. Watch Netflix and then regret that you’re not watching "Parks and Rec"

17. Fall asleep

18. Cry

19. Camp out

20. Eno with no trees

21. Study

22. Read my Odyssey articles

23. Think about dropping out

24. Draw a picture

25. Stalk @MorganJMcD on Instagram

26. Run back and forth

27. People watch

28. Look at dogs

29. Have a lemonade stand

30. Make a short film

31. Write a haiku

32. Have class outside

33. Get a tan

34. Get a sunburn

35. Think about exercising

36. Exercise

37. Pick a flower

38. Get fined $50

39. Write a story

40. Make s’mores

41. Play volleyball

42. Get sand and play beach volleyball

43. Have a tailgate and root for our football team

44. Skip

45. Do a cartwheel

46. Look for bugs

47. Think of Odyssey article ideas for me

48. Go on a date with caf to-go

49. Play the bongos

50. Get Bongo and eat it

51. Get Bongo coffee and drink it while playing the bongos

52. Have a lawn sale to pay for our insane tuition

53. Get a kiddie pool and swim

54. Slip-in-slide

55. Play corn hole (or baggo if you’re right and from the north)

56. Make an obstacle course

57. Cook hotdogs

58. Sleep overnight

59. Feel the grass

60. Look at the cafe and get sad

61. Watch the sunset

62. Watch the sunrise

63. Study for finals

64. Cry about finals

65. Play rugby

66. Watch the seasons not change

67. Play baseball

68. Look at our beautiful school

69. Cry because our beautiful school is so expensive

70. Listen to music

71. Make your own music

72. Make a playlist

73. Cry because your dog isn’t there with you

74. Tear up the grass to piss off Belmont

75. Have a concert

76. Write a slam poem

77. Get Uber eats

78. Write an essay

79. Write my essays

80. Call your mom

81. Call your friend

82. FaceTime your mom

83. FaceTime your dog

84. Play webkinz

85. Play softball

86. Play the ukulele

86. Procrastinate

88. Make a garageband tune

89. Carve a pumpkin

90. Paint a pumpkin

91. Shoot a bird

92. Get expelled for shooting a bird

93. Grow a secret garden

94. Read "The Secret Garden"

95. Clown hunt

96. Star gaze

97. Make a snowman

98. Have a snowball fight

99. Do fireworks

100. Cry because Belmont has strict rules and probably won’t let you do any of this.

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