- Not having to wake up for 8 a.m. classes.
- Or any classes starting before a normal wake time, like I don’t know, Noon.
- Better yet, not having to wake up for class at all.
- Possibly better yet not having to attend class.
- No homework (hopefully, not trying to jinx anyone).
- Getting to go home.
- Seeing our family.
- Seeing our non-college friends.
- Definitely getting to see our pets.
- Sleeping in our own bed again.
- Enjoying a home cooked meal made with love.
- Having time for our hobbies.
- Going on vacation!
- Having new experiences.
- Meeting new people.
- Finally seeing the world and going on an adventure!
- Getting to take a nap.
- Whenever the heck we want.
- Having time to apply for summer jobs/internships.
- Auditioning for summer productions.
- Knowing that summer break is just around the corner.
- Warmer weather!
- Time to fit in some serious retail therapy.
- Having time to decompress and de-stress.
- Refocusing to get through the rest of the semester.
- Spending quality time with our family.
- Hanging out and being goofy with our friends.
- Experiencing the perfect weather for an impromptu picnic.
- (^^^ Would make a really cute date, just saying…)
- Looking good because you don’t have to rush to get ready.
- Having time to go on a road-trip.
- Having time to volunteer.
- Heck, just having time.
- Being encouraged by your friends and family to power through until the end of the semester.
- Knowing that you can do this!
- Getting more sleep than usual.
- The opportunity to make memories you can tell your college family all about when you get back to campus.
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We cannot talk about powerful, inspirational TV women without citing Dr. Grey. Her ability to see things from not only the doctor's perspective, but the patient's perspective, is truly what sets her apart from any other doctor. Her compassion as a medical professional not only makes her a successful doctor, but a friend to viewers. Kudos, Dr. Grey.
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5. Blair Waldorf from "Gossip Girl"
As the best manipulator on the Upper East Side, Queen B definitely makes this list. Even though her intentions aren't always so innocent, Blair truly embodies power. From single-handedly shipping Georgina Sparks off to Bible camp, getting revenge on her numerous enemies, and sometimes even making things right again, Blair is the ambitious lady of the pack. And for that, she rules.
6. Carrie Bradshaw from "Sex and The City"
When you hear the phrase, "female writer," Carrie Bradshaw is most likely who comes to mind. Whether it be for the New York Star or Vogue, Carrie's desire to pour the details of her life onto printed page is unyielding. With her determination to be successful at what she does, as well as her three best friends by her side, Carrie is an inspiration to us all.
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1. What are some of your hobbies? Does sleep count?
2. No matter how many hours of sleep you get, you could always go for a nap.
3. In fact, it's a bad day if you don't take a nap.
4. You struggle with the thought of being productive or just staying in bed.
5. You actually struggle with doing anything or just sleeping.
6. While you're in class you dream about being reunited with your bed.
7. Everything can be done from the comfort of your bed.
8. Bed or Bae.
9. You don't make your bed because you know you will get right back into it ASAP.
10. You inform everyone that you getting enough sleep is good for everyone and without sufficient amount you will be cranky.
11. If your plans get cancelled, there is a 99.9% percent chance you are sleeping.
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