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13 Gifs That Describe Your Winter Break

The things that you experience when you go home for Christmas Break.

Maeve Armstrong
Jan 02, 2018
University of Kentucky
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13 Gifs That Describe Your Winter Break
Maeve Armstrong

Winter break is finally here and I couldn't be happier. Here are 13 gifs that perfectly explain how we all feel about winter break.

1. All Things Christmas


The lights, the music, the Nutcracker, twisted peppermint candle from bath and body works COME ON. I want it all.

2. Clean Clothes


Your mom has been dying to see you and your colossal laundry bag since August. I will never know how she folds everything so perfectly.

3. Finally being able to sleep in your own bed


Don’t get me wrong I love my college bed, but nothing is as comfy as your bed at home

4. Getting to hang out with your Family


Hanging out and recapping your last semester without scaring your family too much

5. Having Your Mom Cook for You


Because eating Ramon noodles four times a week is starting to get old

6. Netflix SZN


Remember all those shows that you couldn’t watch because you were oh so studious. Well, it’s time to binge watch it.

7. New Years


Be the hottest, sparkliest, and the most celebratory lady at that New Year’s party!

8. Not Paying for a Thing


Your grandma heard about your Ramon noodle diet and slid you a Franklin

9. Peace and Quite

I love to party and go out as much as the next girl, but I’m worn out from finals and just want to lay on the couch and take a nap


10. Sleep, Sleep, Sleep

Finally, time to catch up on that sleep that you lost during dead week and finals. Sleep in honey.


11. Spending Time with Your Friends from Home


Seeing your best friends that all live a million miles away makes getting through the holidays a little bit easier.


12. We Get to See Our Puppers!


We haven’t had a good puppy snuggle since the summer, so we have to make up for lost time

13. Christmas Eve Eve


Not as iconic as Blackout Wednesday but the second most celebrated bar night of the year

Happy holidays everyone!

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