If you are reading this, then hopefully I survived my last midterm. Yet another infamous college experience that was more horrible than I expected — but, real talk?
Mine lasted like three weeks.
Professors, I understand you don’t all talk, but let the suffering end. I am tired and slightly unsure how to move on. If anyone else is in the same boat, here are some suggestions that I may or may not be actively planning on using.
1. Eat something.
Yeah. Food. Remember that?
2. See if you can cook an egg on Samuel Black’s foot.
Let's see just how hot it is outside.
3. Jump into an Aquaplex pool fully clothed and baptize your sad soul.
#yolo
4. Impulse buy something.
Hats and catchy buttons for $35? Worth it. There's a pineapple on it.
5. Plan a last minute Halloween costume, and go beg for candy and cry about your loss of innocence.
Maybe save the crying for after. Scaring kids is one thing, traumatizing them is another.
6. Watch the Netflix Halloween movies before they leave.
Hurry, before they replace them with Christmas movies!
7. Go to the Howl Film Fest.
On Oct. 31, 2017, head to Don Powell Theatre at 7:30 p.m. General admission is $10. What else are you gonna do if you aren't trick or treating? There's a best costume contest! Support your school!
8. Get a head start on celebrating Christmas.
We all know you didn't appreciate Halloween enough.9. Binge-watch something on Netflix.
Looking for some intense nostalgia? I personally recommend Big Mouth. It made me sad in ... weird ways.
10. Binge-watch Stranger Things
Who are we kidding? You already have. Rewatch it.
11. Call your mom
Or your dad. FaceTime your dog. Life exists off campus, I promise.
12. Obsessively clean your room/desk/bathroom.
Or not ... probably not. Sorry roommates!13. Spa day!
Wash your face! And hair! Clean your feet! Get under the armpits ... I'm just describing a shower. Take a shower.
14. Go to yoga
Actually, always go to yoga. It's great. Try Candlelit Hatha Yoga with Daniel at the ARC, Tuesdays at 8 p.m. Get there early to snag a mat.