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7 Things You Miss About Home When You Go Back To College

Home is 100X better than college

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7 Things You Miss About Home When You Go Back To College
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1.)Showers

Nothing will ever be as fantastic as your showers back at home. The constant hot water and not wearing any shoes are the things you will miss the most when you make your way back to your college.

2.) Food

You will miss not only your moms home cooked meals but the foods you can only get in your city.

3.)Not going to classes

You will feel so awkward that you aren't doing anything but sleeping in and having free reign during the day will be a faint memory when you come back to having classes from 8-3.

4.) Sleeping in allllll day

YOUR BED AT HOME IS 1,000X MORE COMFORTABLE THAN THE BED IN THE 2X2 DORM ROOM YOU LIVE IN.

5.) Making money at your job

All the money you spend at college will soon be replenished after you spend countless hours at your rather sub-par part time job just to be spent again at crappy Chinese restaurants.

6.)Hanging out with your friends

YOUR COLLEGE FRIENDS AND HOME FRIENDS ARE COMPLETELY DIFFERENT

7.)Spending time with your mom and dad

Nothing beats hanging out with parents even though it may seem uncool. You will miss them as soon as they drop you off at the airport.

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