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10 Reasons I Need To Be Back At Longwood

Winter break has been too long.

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Longwood University is honestly one of the best places. I am so excited that break is finally almost over, and I get to go back. There are many things to miss about Longwood, but I have summed it up.

1. I miss my roomie.

She's my bestie for the restie. Winter break without her has been too long.

2. I miss Chi.

Who doesn't miss Chi? I need a Chi Walk ASAP.

3. I need to have a daily routine.

I love being organized and having a schedule. I really only do that when I'm at school.

4. I am over my hometown.

There may not be much to Farmville, but I miss it.

5. I need to see Joanie.

I need her good luck.

6. The gym is better than my gym at home.

Sorry Planet Fitness, but Longwood's Health and Fitness Center has you beat.

7. I drink more water when I'm at school.

I don't know why, that's just how it is. I need more water in my life.

8. I miss all of the organizations I'm in.

I miss AMB and Tour Time especially.

9. Ms. Betty.

Who doesn't miss the sweetest person on this Earth?!

10. I just love campus.

Longwood's campus is just amazing, and I miss it.

Longwood University, I will see you soon!

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