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Feelings About Going Back to School After the Holidays

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Feelings About Going Back to School After the Holidays

1. Excited because you're going to get to show off all of your new clothes that you got as presents


2. But you also realize that you've gained a bit of weight since you came home...

(Definitely ate one too many holiday cookies...)


3. So you should probably start a new workout routine

...It's not that easy


4. But you're also just so pumped because you're finally going get to see with your friends that you haven't seen in weeks!!!


5. When you professors start emailing you about winter classes or spring semester, but winter break isn't even over yet...

Can you not?


6. When you realize that even though you'll get to see your friends, you're also going to run into people you don't like again...


7. Winter also means that it'll be freezing cold, and you won't even have the holidays to make up for it anymore

I have to walk to class in this???

8. When it occurs to you that you're going to have to start doing homework and studying again


9. But you also get to go out with your friends again

Much needed


10. You no longer have your parents to feed you so you have to pay for all of your own food

Is it acceptable to eat mac n' cheese for breakfast, lunch and dinner?


11. And the worst part... you have to leave your parents, siblings, and relatives again

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