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9 Stages of Summer as told by spongeBob

It always starts off with an ambitious set of goals.

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1. Feeling like school isn't over yet.

So really...no more finals or papers? Is it really over?

2. Making an unrealistic bucket list.

You probably include some basic things on the list, like "road trip with friends".

3. Adjusting to life back at home.

Now you can go back to your favorite deli, the beach near your house, and be back in your own bedroom.

4. Catching up with friends.

The first few weeks back consist of cramming to catch up with as many friends from your home town as possible.

5. Starting work.

...before you know it, it feels like most of your friends (and even you) have started work and packing schedules that conflict with many bucket list items.

6. Watching Netflix non-stop.

Now that work has started, the moment you get home nothing sounds more appealing than binging your favorite show on Netflix.

7. Not wanting to leave the house.

At first, it's simply watching Netflix after work. Pretty soon, the laziness has spread to the weekends.

8. Realizing summer is almost over.

It's almost August?!?! But you've done nothing on that bucket list.

9. Trying to cram everything in the last week.

Before you know it, you're faced with packing for school and saying goodbye to friends and family (and your room) all over again.

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