As much as it would say otherwise, I go to a suitcase school, which in case you don't know what that is, it means that most people go home for the weekend. Being that I am from out of state and live more than two hours away, I can't exactly do that. There are quite a few ups and downs, but all in all, usually uneventful.
1. The initial joy of the weekend
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At first, you almost forget that you're going to have a meh weekend. You don't have to go to class, get up, or deal with people you don't want to.
2. Then you remember that there's nothing to do
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It's even worse if you don't give a hoot about sports, because the biggest deal during the weekend are the games.
3. Unless, of course, you have a paper due, which you don't want to do
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Which you do anyway because you don't want your GPA to tank. It's the weekend, though. A time of rest.
4. On the bright side, the campus is dead
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Meaning, no waiting in line, and less obligation to make small talk.
5. Weekends are perfect for family visits
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It means you can get off of campus if carless, maybe even eat real food.
6. But when it's not an option.... What to do?
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Sleep? Watch Youtube? Sleep some more? Eat?
7. You could attend a dorm party ironically
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It's something to do, and could be a chance to observe the devolution of humanity, but just... why? And all they have is beer.
8. You can still stay up during the wee hours
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If you don't have a roommate, bedtime is whenever you like. Then sleep all day.
9. Wait, is it Sunday night already?
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Wasn't it Friday a couple hours ago? Maybe boredom and sleep make time fly way too fast.
10. At least you're not bored, but you'll have to go to class....
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And wake up... And deal with people because campus is no longer dead.
Let's hope someone wants to visit in the near future, and you don't have a paper.