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10 thoughts during my first week back

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10 things I thought during my first week back to College:

PS...I rushed a sorority within my first weekend back and had syllabus week.

1. Where did my break go?

How did a month possibly go by so fast?! I barely saw my friends, I barely left my house, I barely saw my family...like wtf.

2. Shower shoes?!

I miss my shower and not having to run when the one good shower is open and lug my shower caddy down the hall.

3. I miss my room.

Not only do I miss my room and bed, I also miss not having to share my room (even if I do like my roomie).

4. I cannot socialize anymore.

Recruitment is all about talking and socializing. Honestly I think I talked to more people than I did all of my first semester.

5. Why am I so nervous?

I was nervous about classes. I was nervous about recruitment. I was nervous about bid night. I was worried about not being home anymore. I was thinking about the inauguration. I WAS JUST FRIKIN ANXIOUS OK.

6. HOW DO I ALREADY HAVE SO MANY READINGS?

It is syllabus week. I only had each class once so how the hell am I already so overwhelmed?

7. I need coffee.

I do not drink coffee and I have already thought about changing that twice this week.

8. Mom can you come visit?

I miss my mom already so much. I miss her food, her talking about cats, and really just everything about her. I want her to come visit me or I will just come see her...either works!

9. How has it only been a week? I feel like I have been here at least 2 months.

Is it time to go back home yet? Please?

10. Trump is President?


Great way to end my first week back....

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