This St. Patrick's Day, I went home from college because I had a ton of work to do. Honestly, our Spring Break is next week and the professors could not be cramming any more work in last minute. I'm not quite sure how students found time to celebrate. Bored at home, I decided to ask friends, and friends of friends around the country (but mostly the East Coast) what their St. Patrick's Day was like in one sentence or word. Let me know how it compares to yours! All i hope is that it was fun, but safe.

"Gr8" - University of Delaware

"Sinus Infection" - University of Delaware

"littytitty" - Pittsburgh

"Exhausting" - West Chester University

"Green, very green" - Chapman University

"Worked" -Temple University

"Shitfaced" -Boston University

"Binge drinking is leading to a higher percentage of colon cancer in younger people" - Yale

"Festive" - Ithaca

"Boring" - Syracuse

"Wild to say the least" - UPenn

"I didn't party. I cuddled with my boyfriend and then went to disney" -Tampa University

"Jiggy" - Penn State

"Green" - University of Delaware

"Enlightening" - Emerson

"Retarded" - Miami University

"KEGS AND EGGS AT LA SALLE" - La Salle University

"being surrounded by family" - St. Joes University

"Sober" - Boston University

“Fan Kist lissy” - Villanova ... Whatever that means??

"Long, tiring, and overrated" - University of Delaware

"I threw up from trying to drink too much jager and covered it in snow" - Binghamton

"Doing homework, turned in an essay at midnight" - Cornell

"Lit" - Salve Regina

"I can't describe it" - Pittsburgh

"Green Eyeshadow everywhere" -Boston University

"Hahahah it was lame" - Bently University

"Alone. HAHAHA" - University of Delaware

"Rough" - Montgomery Country Community College

"st. party day. that is all." - Boston University

"Day Drinking" - La Salle University

"Aight" - Carin University

"Eventful" - University of Delaware

"Lit" - George Washington University

At least at the University of Delaware, St. Patrick's Day is supposed to be the most fun weekend of the year. I think a lot of students spent the day with close friends, which maybe is what it's really all about. It seems like there are some recurring themes that it may have been a little overrated this year? What did you think?