For many college students, Thanksgiving break is the first time we get to go back home after a long three months at school. Going home means free food, getting to see friends and family, and sleeping in your own bed. However, going home for Thanksgiving also means being bombarded with ten million questions by our family members.
Family members, we love you, but please, please try to keep the questions to a minimum. After all, we're on vacation, and the last thing we want to talk about is school and grades. So please, I'm begging you, to not ask any of these questions on Turkey Day:
1. Do you finally have a boyfriend/girlfriend at school??
2. WHY don't you have said boyfriend/girlfriend?

3. What's you major?
4. How are your classes going this semester?
5. "You look great!"
6. What do you want to do after college?
I don't even know what I'm doing with myself next Tuesday, let alone for the rest of my life! Please just let me eat my mashed potatoes in peace.
7. How's your GPA looking this semester?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA *slowly starts to cry*
8. What do you and your friends do for fun?
Well, in all honestly, my Saturday nights either look like this:
Or like this:
9. So how do you like cleaning and having to do your own laundry?
Really?... REALLY!? I'm pretty sure you know what my answer is gonna be.
10. What are your plans for the summer? Do you have a job or internship lined up yet?
Nope. But what I do have planned is a vacation far far away from all of these questions!
11. Are you ready for your final exams when you go back?
To be honest, I hadn't really thought about them until now. But thank you SO MUCH for reminding me!































