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The Week Before Spring Break, As Told By Tina Belcher

I think we can all relate to Tina Belcher in one way or another

Feb 28, 2017

The Week Before Spring Break, As Told By Tina Belcher

Spring break is approaching for many students, and while we are all excited to be away from school, the week before spring break is always tough for everyone. Whether you're going to a tropical island for the week, or going home, you must complete all the work that teachers choose to be due just when all the students are checking out ready to be done. Here's how the rest of the week will typically look:

Sunday

You go to sleep dreaming of all the fun things you will be doing next week. Tonight will probably be the last night where you will go to bed at a normal time and get a full 6+ hours of sleep

Monday

Even though it's only the first day of the week, you are already drained from the day, and dreading the next four days.

Tuesday

Congrats! You've made it to Tuesday! Like Tina, you think you have your sh*t together, only bad thing is; you have three papers, a presentation, and 2 midterms that come between you and Spring Break!

Wednesday

This day is dedicated to panic attacks, due to anxiety and stress. You have all these assignments that are all due at the same time, but you don't know where to begin.

Thursday

YOU ARE SO CLOSE TO THE FINISH LINE. The end of the week is finally approaching and while you want to go out with your friends, you still need to finish all the work you somehow procrastinated throughout the week. And pack. That too.

Friday

Finally, it's Friday! You made it through the week! Now time for a drink...or five!

Saturday

Yes while it's spring break, you still have to talk to your parents on how bad your grades are currently...why don't they understand we're all under a lot of stress.

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