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How to Recover from Your Halloweekend

We all need to take some time and relax after our Halloweekends.

Bethany Kozachuk
Oct 30, 2016
Syracuse University
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How to Recover from Your Halloweekend
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Halloweekend

A wildly fun and crazy two nights that almost everyone looks forward to all year. Parties with people that you don't even know and costumes that make you wish you could dress like this every day of the year. But after all the parties and the costumes, life goes on, and Monday comes. So, here's some advice on how to recover from your Halloweekend.

Drink Water.

Even if you didn't have any alcohol over the weekend, you should still drink a huge glass of water before you begin your day. Hydration is key.

Drink Coffee.

Yeah, I know that kind of negates the whole water thing, but hey, coffee does magical things.

Get Some Exercise.

Don't be mad. Exercising after a weekend of partying isn't exactly what we all want to do, but even just going for a walk will help expel whatever remnants of the weekend that remain.

Read a Book.

Reading can be extremely relaxing and can help ease your thoughts. And if you're worried about that hot guy you met this Halloweekend texting you, maybe it will take your mind off of that and his extremely basic "Jake from State Farm" costume.

Take a Bath.

Get your finest essential oils and your bubbliest bubble bath and soak in that tub for as long as you see fit. You earned it this weekend, and let's be real, we all need a bubble bath every now and then (or everyday).


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