When school is finally ending and we are all let out for the summer, we always start with so many plans. We want to take a road trip with friends, go to the drive-in, get breakfast at midnight or even take a beach day. These are all very intriguing in thought, but let's be real, we barely do half of those things. Most of our summer is spent wandering around our own homes until we are forced to leave for work or some type of responsibility. Summer would be the ideal time to put yourself out there, but how can we do that when our bed is constantly calling our name? Here is the real daily life of a college student home for the summer.

Wake up somewhere between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. because who needs mornings?

Brush your teeth and continue the day in your pajamas, nobody to impress here.

Wander around your house and realize your family is gone and doing things with their life and you’re alone.

You end up in the kitchen and have a very hard time deciding on whether to eat breakfast or lunch - so you settle on Doritos.

You end up back in your bed and watch Netflix for a longer time than you mean to.

You scroll through your phone for the next hour and decide whether or not you have the energy to make plans.

You decide to give it a try, but making plans turns out to be too complicated.

Throw on sweats and head to Chipotle to get dinner to go.

Throw yourself back into bed and spend the rest of the night there.

Try to convince yourself that you should go to bed and get an early start and be productive tomorrow.

Stay up until 3 a.m. doing absolutely nothing and wake up the next day to repeat the cycle.