10 Things I Can’t Wait To Do When This Semester Is Over
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10 Things I Can’t Wait To Do When This Semester Is Over

Winter break, please come sooner

Nicole from Berkeley
Nov 12, 2017
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10 Things I Can’t Wait To Do When This Semester Is Over
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I feel like every student hits a point, inevitably, in the semester where we just can’t wait to be all done. Add in the fact that I am a Senior with graduation so close yet so far, and you can understand why I am so excited for the semester to be done. So here are 10 things students look forward to doing after the semester is done.

1. Sleep

I am so looking forward to the day after this semester is done when I can sleep in and not hurry to work or school or whatever it is and just enjoy the beauty of my bed.


2. Shop with my momma

I really miss having time to shop, and even more so shopping with my momma. Especially with Christmas shopping on the horizon.


3. Watching TV

I never really watch TV but for some reason the idea of sitting on the couch doing such a mindless activity sounds like a dream come true.


4. Sit on the beach

Even though I live by the bay, I always miss my Southern California beaches…I need my sea salt.


5. Disneyland

I love the Holiday season and the Happiest Place on Earth is even happier when its all dressed up in the Holiday cheer.


6. Read

I read all. the. time. BUT…I miss being able to read for fun and reading completely to my leisure. Throw in a fireplace and cozy weather and I’ll be the happiest girl around.


7. Coffee dates

The cold weather coming up is kind of depressing when you know you have midterms and papers and finals. But, when you can look forward to cold weather activities and coffee dates, it’s the best kind of weather there is.


8. Driving

I really miss going on drives and singing in the car. Don’t judge.


9. Being with Family

I miss hanging around the house when my family is there and not having a million things to do for school. I am going to really love the simple kinds of days that comes with break.


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