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Mar 27, 2017

I have never really taken a vacation in my life, and it's kind of depressing. I know I have the rest of my life to dedicate toward vacation time and other fun time, but I wish I would have at least taken some kind of vacation by this time in my life. I'm 22 years old, going to be 23 in July, and I know plenty of people that are younger than me that have taken more vacations than I could ever imagine taking in a lifetime. Of course, I have plenty of places I'd love to go to when I do take a vacation. I just have to save up the money first before I get to go to any of the following places.

1. England

My family is from England, and I would love to visit it to see where I come from and also meet half the family I've only heard about or have seen pictures.

2. Route 66

I've only ever been on one road trip in my life, and it was only to pick up the dog we bought from Oklahoma, so it was a typical road trip where you get to see all the sights and what not. With that being said, ever since I saw Cars I've wanted to take the Route 66 road trip.

3. North Dakota

My grandma grew up on a farm in North Dakota, and I think that it would be an awesome trip to go see that farm.

4. Grand Canyon

I hear a lot of talk about the Grand Canyon, and I think it is something that you have to see at least once in your lifetime.

5. Chicago

I live in Milwaukee, WI and sadly I've never been to Chicago. I know its only a few hours away, but I've never been able to make the trip down there and enjoy everything that is in Chicago.

6. Maine

I love light houses, and Maine is the state that is known for it's light houses. I would take a road trip to Maine just to see those light houses.

7. Egypt

I have an Uncle from Egypt, and I've seen pictures of it, and it looks gorgeous there. I would love to go to see all the beauty they have there.

8. New York

I'm not big on the big city lifestyle that much, but I feel that New York is one of those places that you have to experience at least once.

9. Alaska

Alaska is a very beautiful state. I would love to see the Alaskan beauty and all the nature up there. It would make for a very photogenic trip.

10. California

California is like New York. I feel like its a place that you have to experience once in your life, and once you've experienced it you're good. Unless you end up loving it, which I don't know if I could. I would miss my family too much.

11. South Dakota

Mount Rushmore is something that I've only seen pictures of, and it is something that I wish I could see in real life. I would love to visit South Dakota to see Mount Rushmore and the Black Hills National Forest. I'm big on the scenery.

I would love to see all of these places one day, and maybe I will, but as of right now they are some of my dream vacations.

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10. California

11. South Dakota

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You are basically a zombie with a pencil.

You receive confused looks from others when you name drop an author/literary terminology.

You wear your suffering as a badge.

You proofread every text and social media post you write.

You cringe when you read a non-English major's paper,

You could spend all day in a library.

"The Office" is a mockumentary based on everyday office life featuring love triangles, silly pranks and everything in between. It can get pretty crazy for just an average day at the office.

The good old days are always happening now, so live in the moment.

“Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica” are the three most important topics one can talk about.

The Dundies are cooler than the Oscars.

Everybody has a Toby, and they are just someone you have to learn to deal with.

Group pictures are hard to take (especially jumping pics).

It's never too early to eat ice cream.

Schrute’s are always prepared for anything.

Except pop culture references...

Holidays are important and a very good reason to host any kind of party.

There will always be cynical co-workers to deal with.

Putting things in Jell-O is a great use of your time.

Sometimes funny voices and personas make awkward situations easier (just ask Prison Mike).

That places you may not always love can bring you the people you love.

Determination is an important characteristic to possess.

Sarcasm is essential in everyday life.

Love can be really weird.

At Halloween time, it is trivial to come with your best costume ready.

Friendship is long lasting no matter where the future takes you.

Pranks are funny no matter the age.

Goodbyes are hard, but reunions are worth it.

Blogs are confusing.

"That's what she said" jokes will never get old.

Jim Halpert can say so much with just a look at the camera.

Bros should always come before hoes because...

Declaring bankruptcy isn't as hard as we all thought.

Office places can be weird and stressful at times.

Michael Scott loves Dunder Mifflin and the Scranton Office more than anything.

"The Office" truly does have a lot that it can teach us.

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1. You have forsaken all your friends for coffee.

2. 8 hours of sleep? Try 4 instead.

3. Everyone asks you for medical advice, even though you’re not a doctor yet.

4. Your second home is the library.

5. Almost all of your nightmares are about school and exams.

6. You don’t see the problem with taking 3 technicals in one semester.

7. Research, research, research, research, research.

8. You volunteer more than any of your friends.

9. You like going to labs more than going to lecture.

10. But, you know it’ll all be worth the struggle the day you don that white coat and call yourself a doctor.

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