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Countdown To Spring Break As Told By 'Bridesmaids'

"I'm Ready To PARRRR-TAAAYYYY"

Avery Shead

Mar 14, 2016

LaGrange College

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The weeks up until Spring Break are quite possibly the longest weeks ever. School has stressed you out more than words can describe and you just need a sanity break (and a really nice tan couldn't hurt either). Here're the leading up weeks to Spring Break as told by "Bridesmaids."

10. Find Your Crew

This is one of the, if not the most important part in planning Spring Break. Who you're going to spend the next week with is so important.

9. Pick Your Vacation Spot

Whether you go to the beach, mountains, skiing, or Vegas, whatever you do get out of your college town.

8. Find The Best Price

Aint nobody got time to be dropping a ton of money on the hotel room. Split the cost with your friends and bring air mattresses. Save your money for the other essentials to a successful Spring Break.

7. Go Shopping

That beautiful moment when Target gets their new shipments of bathing suits in.

6. Get In Shape

My head says gym, but my heart says tacos. #SpringBreakBody2k16

5. Survive School

Don't you just love when teachers decide to make literally everything do right before Spring Break? I CAN DO THIS (with some assistance from a bottle of wine... or 7)

4. Keep Your Crew In Check

There will come a time in this process where either you or one of your friends will feel like giving up... Don't let school win! Beach always wins.

3. Ignore The Other Spring Break Insta posts

The time has come where your friends from other schools have posted pictures on their trips. Don't look... it'll only make it worse!

2. Snapchat too....

Snapchat is not a safe place. Lets be real, snapchat is where people have an excuse to post literally every awesome moment that they are having on vacation instead of just one a day. Don't do it.

1. Stay Strong With Homework

Almost there, one more assignment and then you can lay on the beach all day and not have to look at homework for a whole week.

SPRING BREAK

That beautiful moment when you walk out of your last class. WOO-HOO!!!! It is finally here! (Or maybe you still have a few weeks.... stay strong my friends.)

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"I'm Ready To PARRRR-TAAAYYYY"

10. Find Your Crew

9. Pick Your Vacation Spot

8. Find The Best Price

7. Go Shopping

6. Get In Shape

5. Survive School

4. Keep Your Crew In Check

3. Ignore The Other Spring Break Insta posts

2. Snapchat too....

1. Stay Strong With Homework

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"The Office" understands the struggle of the first week back from winter break.

1. Waking up for your first 9:00 a.m. class of the semester.

2. When you remember you have to walk in the freezing cold to your classes.

3. Feeling overly confident in your academic abilities on the first day of classes.

4. Walking into your first class and seeing friends from your major.

5. That moment when you open the syllabus packet to see what possible pain lies ahead.

6. You resent the professors that keep you for the whole class time on the first day.

7. When professors tell you too much about their personal lives on the first day of class.

8. When your professor tries to explain the benchmark assignment to the class.

9. Finding out the final exam in a class will be comprehensive.

10. When you're done with classes for the day and you finally get to take a nap.

11. Finding out a required textbook is out of stock at the bookstore.

12. When you're broke after buying your textbooks for the semester.

13. When you realize that you really need to start getting PATH points...

14. Impatiently waiting for all of your classes to be up on Isidore.

14. The realization that this semester will be harder than you anticipated...

15. Getting overly excited for going out on the first weekend back from break.

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Cinderella, “The Clean Freak”

Snow White, “The Friendly One”

Belle, “The Studious One”

Mulan, “The Fighter”

Pocahontas, “The Peace Keeper”

Sleeping Beauty, “The Sleepy One”

Rapunzel, “The Sheltered One”

Tiana, “The Independent One”

Ariel, “The One Who Is Shy Around Men”

Elsa, “The Mom”

Anna, “The Impulsive One”

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It's full of opportunities to learn more things.

It's one of the easiest times to make friends.

It helps you learn how to think critically.

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Class is minutes away from your dorm.

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You won't be judged for going to class in your PJ's

You will truly create yourself.

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A must-watch list of holiday movies.

It’s a Wonderful Life (1946)

A Christmas Story (1983)

Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000)

Home Alone (1990)

Miracle on 34th Street (1947)

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (1964)

A Charlie Brown Christmas

The Year Without a Santa Claus (1974)

Santa Claus is Coming to Town (1970)

The Polar Express (2004)

The Santa Clause (1994)

Frosty the Snowman (1969)

A Christmas Carol (1992)

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