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Let Me Tell You How To Do Spring Break

Spraaaaang break forever!

Isabella Cadavid Baron

Mar 14, 2016

Rider University

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Everyone be jealous because I am in LA right now living the life ;) I’ve been here for two days and I love it already, I definitely should have taken my college counselor's advice and gone to school here but whatever. Anyway, I’m here to tell you what you should do during this precious 7-day long break.

1. Go somewhere warm.

Or if you are somewhere warm already stay there. You and your body need it after this horrendous winter we just had/ are still having

2. Walk a lot.

It just makes the trip and the break even better because you are getting to know the place you are that much better

3. Eat a lot!

The best part of life is eating if we are being honest right now. And it will make your break worth it :) I have found amazing restaurants here and hope to find even more to make my life amazing

4. Go to the beach.

Because the truth is that spring break was made to go to the beach

5. Pet some dogs.

Your dog, your friends’ dogs, a stranger’s dog and any single dog really. They will love it and so will you

6. Drink.

If you can legally do it wherever you are, drink. Live it up!

7. Visit friends.

Maybe spring break is the one week of the year when you can visit friends that go to other schools or live farther away from you. Reconnect, that's important

8. Sleep in!

Even though during school you get to sleep in sometimes and during the weekend it just doesn't feel the same like sleeping in for a whole week when you don’t actually have to do anything

9. Go to the movies.

I watched "The Brothers Grimsby" and it was stupid funny, definitely recommend it a lot. So go to the movies and go crazy watching movies

10. Have interesting conversations.

Meet new people or have interesting conversations with your family and friends, learn new things that are not school related, it'll be fun

11. Get some jogging in.

With the nice weather you know you will think about running outside, BUT don't just think about it. Actually do it, it'll be worth it.

So yeah, there are some good things to do this break everyone, enjoy and relax!

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Let Me Tell You How To Do Spring Break

Spraaaaang break forever!

1. Go somewhere warm.

2. Walk a lot.

3. Eat a lot!

4. Go to the beach.

5. Pet some dogs.

6. Drink.

7. Visit friends.

8. Sleep in!

9. Go to the movies.

10. Have interesting conversations.

11. Get some jogging in.

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5. Trying not to dress like a bum for your appointments with your advisors/department heads.

6. When you have a perfectly planned out schedule, and one class ruins it.

7. Carefully moving things around to accommodate a different class/section.

8. Waking up at 6:00 a.m. for your enrollment time.

9. Concocting a new schedule at your enrollment time after your original plan gets changed.

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