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Going Home for Christmas Break as Told by GIFS

See Ya in a Month College

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Going Home for Christmas Break as Told by GIFS

Okay people, we've finally made it through the semester. It's been filled with football games, parties, studying and more cups of coffee than I can count. These past few month have been the greatest of my life. But I, for one, can't wait to leave Here's a timeline of FINALLY going home.

1. Running out of your last exam.

See ya never teach.

2. Trying to pack everything for a month.

Three suitcases? #nojudgement

3. Saying goodbye to your friends.

The absolute worst part.

4. The drive seems to take forever.

Why does 3 hours feel like 12 when you just wanna go home?!?

5. Getting to see your family

Finally.

6. Eating your mom's food

Seconds, please and thank you.

7. Being reunited with your high school friends

Original squad goals, am I right?!

8. Sleeping in your own bed

Never leaving again.

9. Knowing you are here for a whole month

See you in January college!




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