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50 Ways To Live An Insta-Perfect Life This Summer

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50 Ways To Live An Insta-Perfect Life This Summer
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Summer Vacation. The phrase that most college students have been looking forward to for months now. For some, summer vacation means summer classes. For others, it means trying to find a job in order to earn some extra cash before the fall semester begins. For some, it could mean traveling to new and exotic places for mission trips, research, study abroad or just for a personal vacation. Other college students see it has a opportunity to relax, catch up on sleep and enjoy spending time with their friends. Whatever you decide to do this summer make sure to make the most of it. If you are struggling to figure out how you should spend your summer vacation here are a few suggestions.

1. Finally get a normal amount of sleep

2. Sleep more than a normal amount because you can

3. Get a job like your parents have been telling you to do for awhile now

4. Eventually get around to unpacking everything from college

5. Enjoy some food that is not from your school's dining hall

6. Hang out with some of your friends from high school who are also in town for the summer

7. Support your friends who are still in high school by going to their end-of-the-year concerts and banquets

8. Enjoy having your own room and bathroom again

9. Go on a mission trip with your church

10. Go for a walk to stay in shape


11. Go on an adventure to somewhere you have never been before

12. Explore a new town and buy something from one of the small shops in it

13. Try out some new restaurants. They might become some of your new favorites

14. Go out for ice cream and try a bunch of different flavors

15. Go to a baseball game and cheer on the home team

16. Go to a music festival even if you have never heard of some of the bands that are performing

17. Go to a laser show

18. Go swimming in a pool, lake, pond or ocean

19. Go to an amusement park

20. Go to on a cruise

21. Take a road trip with friends and come up with things to do on the way

22. Go to the beach

23. Visit a lake

24. Go shopping at a mall and go into a store you have never been to before

25. Dance in public like nobody is watching to your favorite song

26. Tan by the side of the pool

27. Have a cookout with some of your closest friends

28. Visit a museum to learn new things

29. Learn something new that you have been meaning to learn for awhile

30. Watch the stars with someone special

31. Paint a picture of a sunrise

32. Paint a picture of a sunset

33. Play with puppies

34. Write that book that you have been thinking of writing for years

35. Read that book that you have been meaning to read for awhile now

36. Go on a bike ride

37. Visit a city that you've never been to before

38. Say yes to going out with that person who has been asking you out for months

39. Watch your high school friend's graduate from high school

40. Do some community service

41. Help out at a summer camp

42. Sing karaoke even if you cannot sing

43. Travel to a state that you have never been to before

44. Travel to a different country

45. Reorganize your room

46. Actually clean your room

47. Watch fireworks on the 4th of July

48. Take a hike to a waterfall

49. Go to the gym

50. Lastly, just enjoy your summer vacation


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