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7 Things I'm Looking Forward To Doing Spring Break

A list of some of what I'm excited for on a cruise.

Jessica Leigh

Feb 20, 2017

Chattanooga, Tennessee

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7 Things I'm Looking Forward To Doing Spring Break

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In one month, I will be going on a cruise to Mexico for spring break. I will be stopping in Cozumel and Costa Maya. You hear many things about spring break in Mexico and just spring break in general. There are many different fun things that you can do on a cruise and in Mexico. Here are the seven things I am most looking forward to doing on break.

1. No School Work

A whole week where I do not have to work on homework or exams or papers. It is going to be absolute bliss. From the beginning of the semester to March 11 has been and will continue to be a stress-filled time of Stats, English, History, etc. A week on a boat and a beach is exactly what I need.

2. Exploring Mexico

There are so many fun things that are available to do in Mexico. ATV Riding, fishing, scuba diving, glass-bottom boat rides. I am so ready to just let loose and explore and have some fun. It is going to be one of the most amazing experiences of my life.

3. Hanging Out With Friends

I am going on this trip with friends and I cannot wait to just hang out. Making jokes and chilling with friends is one of my favorite things to do, and I can't wait to just be with them.

4. Being Technology Free

While being on the ship and in Mexico, I will have limited to no access to my phone, laptop, iPad, etc., and I am honestly excited for that. I won't be tied down to my accessories and will be able to just enjoy the experience of spring break. I won't constantly be checking to see if I got a text, Snapchat, tweet, GroupMe, etc.; I will be focused on just being there and creating memories.

5. No Responsibilities

On this trip, I will not have any responsibilities except to have fun and take care of myself. I am so ready to not have to take care of other things and think about everything going on around me. I just get to chill out and not stress about anything.

6. Night Entertainment

On the ship, there are so many things to occupy your time at night. Clubs, live shows, comedy clubs, concerts--it all sounds so amazing. Being able to do so many different things every night and dance, experience, and enjoy myself and enjoy my time with my friends.

7. Traveling in General

I have never really ever traveled before. I have been to other parts of Tennessee and Kentucky, but never anywhere fun. I am excited to not only travel but travel overseas. It is going to be a memory that I can hold onto forever. I have always wanted to travel and hope to continue traveling all over the world in the future.

Mexico...HERE I COME! I am so, so ready!

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