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6 #SquadGoals You Look Forward To For Spring Break

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Mar 14, 2016

6 #SquadGoals You Look Forward To For Spring Break

#SQUADGOALS: This Spring Break my friends and I want to get away from school, responsibilities, homework, waking up earlier, rainy days, looking at people we don’t like, our roommates…oh…sorry, got carried away there. But, anyway, taking that into consideration here’s six things that my friends and I look forward to:

1. Swimsuits.

Putting on that swimsuit that we bought for a steal at Victoria Secret, can you say “HEY CABANA BOY!”? It happens every year; you see a swimsuit for a great price and you buy it with the intention of wearing it for break. You work out in the gym for weeks, sometimes months, just so you can look good in it.

2. FOOD.

Eating food that is not from the school cafeteria. I am getting tired of fried chicken Wednesday. The food in the cafe can only satisfy a girl for so long. One of the best parts of spring break is going to another city and sampling the best food it has to offer. Chances are it'll be good, becuase it didn't come from the school.

3. The Crowd.

Did I mention the water and the people? They don’t know you so you can really do some embarrassing stuff and not have to worry about someone bringing it up because no one knows you but your SQUAD!

4. The Drinks.

The Drinks - nonalcoholic or alcoholic - whatever your preference, get a frozen something and take the edge off while enjoying the warm sun. (Please drink responsibly).

5. Cam Ready.

You know our squad has to constantly look right and tight for each and every bikini pic. Why else would you buy that awesome suit on sale and spend all that time hitting the gym to look good in it?

6. The MEN!

We cannot forget the men that, for some apparent reason, look way better than the men we see all over campus during the year.

So yes, squad goals are real. In fact, for your spring break you might have some goals of your own. Where are you going? What are you going to do?

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