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Your Week Explained By Puppies

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Your Week Explained By Puppies

Generally, in college, the weeks feel incredibly long while they seem to fly. How that is possible, I don't know, but trust me we all know the feeling. Here is a list of cute puppies that describe what your week feels like:

Monday

As you’re waking up for class, you can’t help but feel like those two cups of coffee you just drank did nothing and this day is going to drag on. You’d be lucky if it didn’t take you 30 minutes to get out of bed this morning.

Tuesday

Now that Monday is finally over, your week can actually get started. You finally get your week planned out, and start to feel accomplished (somewhat) and hold your head a little bit higher. One bad day can’t ruin your week.

Wednesday

Things are definitely looking up. You tell yourself your going to go to the gym today but your work out buddy is busy. That's okay… you had work to catch up on anyway.

Thursday

The only thing that is keeping you from having a mental and physical breakdown is thinking about the weekend. One more day of classes and then you are done!

Friday

You are so excited for the weekend that you know today is going to be a good day, even if it does go by wildly slow.

Saturday

You most definitely wake up on the right side of the bed and begin your day of drinking. You don’t remember very much, but you know that you had a great time with your friends, and have a million selfies to prove it.

Sunday

Tears run down your face as you wave goodbye to the weekend. You open your books again for the first time since Thursday and realize that you have a bad case of the Sunday Scaries. You decide to curl up into bed with some Netflix instead. You only hope that next week will be better.

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