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7 Stages Of Christmas Break, As Told By Tina Belcher

Dance it out for this month-long vacation.

Ali Carter

Dec 26, 2017

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7 Stages Of Christmas Break, As Told By Tina Belcher

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It's the most wonderful time of the year... FINALS ARE OVER and Christmas is around the corner! Here are the seven stages of the most anticipated, month-long break as told by Tina Belcher:

Stage1: Excitement

Sure, you're excited about the Holidays but being done with school just as (if not more) exciting.

Stage 2: Laziness

If you don't sleep in until 1 pm is it even really break?

Stage 3: Boredom

Once the after-Christmas-boredom-cabin-fever sets in, you really start to miss your life at college.

Stage 4: Missing your college friends

After binge-watching all the cheesiest Lifetime movies one can handle, you start to text and miss your college besties.

Stage 5: Dread

Nothing is worse than being thrown back into reality after Christmas.

Stage 6: Goodbyes

Saying goodbye to your family and all your hometown friends suck but saying goodbye to your dog is the hardest part.

Stage 7: Back to school

After getting over the initial denial of yet another semester, you get a joy back in your life by showing off your new Christmas accessories to your college friends.

Happy holidays and happy break!

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Dance it out for this month-long vacation.

Stage1: Excitement

Stage 2: Laziness

Stage 3: Boredom

Stage 4: Missing your college friends

Stage 5: Dread

Stage 6: Goodbyes

Stage 7: Back to school

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Living in the dorms can tear down your immune system.

1. Drink lots of tea with honey.

2. Get a good amount of rest.

3. Make an appointment with the health center or at a doctor's office.

4. Stock up on soup and crackers.

5. If you are able to, go home.

College isn't easy, and I'm afraid I'm not going to make it at the rate my mental health is going.

You gotta do what you gotta do.

1.Shower

2. Sleep

3. Schedule

4. Eat Well

5. Exercise

6. Socialize

7. Be on Time

8. Chillax

9. Journal/Pray/Reflect

10. Gain Perspective

11. Do what works for you

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You keep reading the same sentence over and over, but it still doesn't make sense.

You can’t focus, and your roommate suggests you go to the library.

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7. Fake smiling is tough.

8. You are not actually a b***h.

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