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A College Senior's Final First Week Thoughts As Told By Joe Goldberg

Hello, you.

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A College Senior's Final First Week Thoughts As Told By Joe Goldberg

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Hello there. Who are you? Based on the course load, spring semester. Your first week of classes end early, yet fill me with stress. You have different sides to you. I want to experience all of those sides. You like to make the seniors feel nostalgic, reminding us all that this blissfully strained existence on a college campus is quickly coming to an end. Do you want to help me or hurt me? I have to know. Good thing I have all semester to figure you out. Your mediocre meals and vending machine Starbucks triple-shots fuel my motivation. Yet your thirsty Thursdays allow me to experience a short-lived sense of ferocious freedom. Regardless of how hungover I will be Friday morning, I still have to attend class. It's like you have me on a leash. I guess I'll have to deal with it for now. I'll see you in the morning, You.

Looking at how busy your last semester schedule is like...

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When you are receiving constant class notifications...

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Trying to motivate yourself to do work by saying...

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Then distracting yourself from homework by posting on social media.

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Passing people you recognize from freshman year but have no recollection of who they are.

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Realizing that you got a 100% on your open note ​syllabus quiz...

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and then proceeding to treat yourself as a reward...

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to then realize that you don't have the money to treat yourself...

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but continue to do it anyway.

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Trying to motivate yourself to stay in your classes and graduate by saying...

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then realizing that after this semester, college is over.

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Starting off your thirsty Thursday at 7 pm like...

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and then wondering why your friend looks like this by 11 pm.

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How you're feeling when you go to bed that night with the spinnies.

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Waking up on Friday morning at 10 am like...

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and rushing to your class that starts at 10:10.

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How you sit in the back of the classroom pretending like you're not hungover...

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and your internal rage when your teacher calls you out on it.

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Trying to find your future knowing you're graduating in a few months.

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Finally realizing that its your very last semester so you have to make it the best one yet.

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So with all that's said and done, you very well might be the best thing to ever happen to me. I am infatuated with you. I am obsessed with you. I gotta soak you up before you slip through the cracks of my fingers. Because soon, love, you will be in the past.

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