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The End Of The School Year As Explained By Frosty The Snowman

Some holiday cheer-- and a reminder of how good we have all done on finals

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The End Of The School Year As Explained By Frosty The Snowman
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In honor of heading home for the holiday season (and me being freshly out of school and in and out of a napping haze most of the day), I figured the least I could do was to remind our peers still in the heat of finals about the light here at the end of the tunnel. Frosty the Snowman, a Christmas classic and personal favorite, has more to say about the end of finals and the winter break than you ever realized. Here's the end of the school year as explained by your favorite neighborhood snowman.

1. When you look at your schedule and see that you have about 128449 things to do within the next 12 hours.

2. Accepting your imminent doom

3. Realizing that you are the best and that you are going to be able to do it. Mostly fakin' it till you make it.

4. Going to the library for so long that every boy in the world starts to look cute

5. Going to bed and all you can dream about is whatever subject you were just studying.

6. Walking into your test hoping that they changed their mind about the whole finals thing.

7. Lookin' through your mind for all the right answers cause you've definitely read that word at least once before

8. Running away from that final cause no more of that nonsense.

9. Finding all of your friends and not really talking about how your finals went but just being happy it's over

10. Leaving campus and knowing you're going to miss your friends but at the same time that queen bed at home is calling your name

11. Getting home and seeing your dogs

12. Sleeping and playing with your friends at home all the live long day

13. Realizing that you miss your school friends a lot still though

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