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The Week Before Thanksgiving Break As Told By 'Elf'

Buddy knows exactly how you are feeling, trust me.

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The Week Before Thanksgiving Break As Told By 'Elf'
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Thanksgiving break: The first time of the year you finally are able to have a break from your homework, to take a break from your diet, and watch Netflix to your heart's content.

Here are the exact moments you are probably feeling right now told by the one and only: Buddy the Elf.

1. Realizing how long the week is going to be:

2. When all of your professors decide to schedule four tests, six papers, and 10 homework assignments all during the last week before break:


3. Trying to eat all of the food left in your fridge before you leave:


4. Trying to make plans with all of your friends before you leave for the whole week:


5. Trying to stay positive throughout the week:


6. Not having to do any laundry because you know your mom will be doing it for you that weekend:


7. When you think you are losing your mind because it feels like this week will just never end:


8. "I'm definitely going to stick to my diet on Thanksgiving this year!"


9. Saying goodbye to your roommates for the week:


10. Finally making it through the long and dreaded week to be able to go home to your family and lots of food:


Even though we all know you are counting down the seconds to being able to snuggle up to your dog, spend time with your family, and have a week of doing absolutely nothing, stay as positive as possible! Buddy believes in you, and you should too! You've got this!

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