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6 Of My Favorite Things About Christmas

It's the most wonderful time of the year.

Hayden Johnson

Dec 25, 2017

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There is just something different about Christmastime and it’s hard not to love. It really is the most wonderful time of the year.

1. The overall feeling of joy and love

Everyone just seems to be in a better mood, filled with the happiness of the holiday season as we celebrate the birth of our Savior.

2. Watching Christmas movies

I start watching Christmas movies the first of November and don’t stop until the first of January. Once I am home for break I watch one every day. From Hallmark Christmas movies, to the holiday classics, to Christmas comedies, I love it.

3. Holiday parties and events

Who doesn’t love getting dressed up in their Christmas outfits and going out with friends and family?

4. Nonstop Christmas music

Road trips are so much better this time of year. You can’t help but sing along to the classic tunes.

5. The Christmas tree and all of the other decorations

One of my favorite things about this season is sitting by the Christmas tree at night with all of the lights on throughout the house.

6. A candlelight service

I love a Christmas Eve/ candlelight service when the lights are off and the whole congregation holds up their candles and sings “Silent Night.”

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6 Of My Favorite Things About Christmas

It's the most wonderful time of the year.

1. The overall feeling of joy and love

2. Watching Christmas movies

3. Holiday parties and events

4. Nonstop Christmas music

5. The Christmas tree and all of the other decorations

6. A candlelight service

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It would be so much easier to just pay someone to do it for you

1. Figuring out when to start

2. Searching through list after list to get everything you need

3. Shopping for deals

4. Getting bins to put everything in

5. Figuring what you can’t live without

6. Going through clothes to find what you need

7. Finding out your siblings took something from you

8. Fighting with your parents.

9. Trying to plan things with your roommate

10. The fear of forgetting something

11. Move in day

Relatable moments from one of the best shows I have ever watched.

1. When you fail that midterm you studied so hard for.

2. When your crush finally texts back.

3. When payday comes around.

4. When you accidentally like someone's picture from 108 weeks ago.

5. When someone takes your unassigned assigned seat.

6. When your favorite character in your favorite TV series dies.

7. When that guy/girl you’ve been crushing on agrees to go on a date with you.

8. When you have so much to do, and such little motivation to do it.

9. When someone asks for your last fry.

10. When you try a new health-food craze.

11. When you get new clothing.

12. When you check your bank account.

13. When they're serving good food in the dining hall.

14. When someone tries to tell you what to do.

15. Or just your thoughts about life in general.

We all have that "I don't care" attitude.

1. Most students just take life day by day.

2. That means procrastinating, one day at a time.

3. College students don't mind dressing like crap sometimes.

4. In fact, dressing nice feels weird.

5. College students get so stressed that they contemplate dropping on a daily basis.

6. But most find another solution to deal with that stress.

7. And that solution can be pretty cheap. Anything over $5 is expensive.

8. One of the only things college students will spend money on is coffee.

9. College is just really expensive and you never forget how expensive it is.

10. But hey, we're getting a somewhat high-quality education, right?

11. We all really just want to pet dogs all day.

12. And eat pizza for every meal.

13. And stab the next person who asks us what we want to do with our life.

14. However, despite the stress and student loans, college is amazing and there's plenty of reasons to smile.

Thank you, April, for inspiring us with your wicked relatability.

Girls; they're notoriously late.

1. You spontaneously tried a new hairstyle....that you hated

2. You tried on 20 different outfits

3. You stabbed your eye with your mascara

4. You got caught stuck in bed checking social media

5. You were trying to impress someone

6. You forgot to check the weather

7. You just don't mind being THAT girl

8. You decided to wear shorts and realize you have to shave your legs

9. Your bed was just too warm compared to the Antarctic weather outside

10. You debated too long on skipping class

11. Your roommate steals the shower before you

12. You're rewarding yourself for being on time last week

13. You overslept your alarm

Living in the dorms can tear down your immune system.

1. Drink lots of tea with honey.

2. Get a good amount of rest.

3. Make an appointment with the health center or at a doctor's office.

4. Stock up on soup and crackers.

5. If you are able to, go home.

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