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10 Things To Love About Winter Break

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Bridget Conlon
Dec 29, 2015
Worcester State University
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10 Things To Love About Winter Break

As finals week comes to an end, winter break is right at our fingertips. The thought of never leaving your bed, binge-watching Netflix, and sleeping all day brings way too much excitement to overworked college kids.

1. Sleep

Sleep, sleep, and more sleep. You have to make up the sleep somehow from all of those all nighters, right?

2. Friends

Being able to hangout and catch up with friends from home is a good refresher!

3. Netflix

"Bob's Burgers," "Undercover Boss," "Friends," "Breaking bad," etc.

4. Being in your own bed.

After sleeping on that college dorm bed for four months, being in your own bed is by far the best feeling....ever.

5. Mom's cooking

Eating home cooked meals after eating dining hall food is the best. Mom is always there to make you your favorite dish the first night back.

6. The comfort of your own bathroom.

The days of having to rush or feel like you're hogging up space are over! For the next four weeks at least.

7. Making money

Working on christmas break is always rewarding. You get to save up for next semester and get out of the house a little! Plus, tax season is right around the corner.

8. NO HOMEWORK, NO EXAMS!

Can I get a BOOYA?! Boooooo Ya.

9. The Holidays

The holidays are always a loving time of year that you get to spend with your friends and family. You get to eat all of those homemade pies and desserts, too! Oh, and new years? It's the best night of the year!

10. Lastly, being with family.

Being home for winter break is an awesome breather from school but spending time with family is the most important thing about winter break. After being gone for so many months it's good to be home and spend time with those who matter most.

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