If you are already moved into college, lucky you. Some of us start school late and still have yet to embark on this well..."fun adventure."
Move-In day is a day full of sweat, tears, and maybe even some blood? It is a day full of loving goodbyes to your family and friends and the day where you either meet or reunite with your roommate. You can deny it all you want, but let's be real... move-in day is a lot of work and kind of sucks.
Here is college move-in day told by the characters of "Shameless."
1. Spending your last night at home reminiscing with your family.
2. Waking up early in the morning after being up all night thinking about move-in day.
3. Actually getting ready because you might see some "hot college boys/girls" and you have to look your absolute best... even though you will sweat it all off.
4. Having your morning cup of coffee because you know it's about to be a long day.
5. Saying goodbye to the house that holds your childhood memories within its walls.
6. Finally getting everything and everyone packed into the car.
7. Enjoying the car ride and then having a moment of realization that college is actually happening.
8. Feeling like the drive is taking FOREVER and your siblings are extra annoying. You think you might just lose it.
9. Stepping out of the car and looking at your home for the next four years.
11. Your Dad, of course, makes a "Dad Joke" to your roommate.
13. Giving your little brother your favorite pieces of clothing to carry up to the room.
14. When nothing fits in the room the way, you want it to.
15. When you finally get it all to fit after hours of playing "Tetris" with furniture.
16. And then you realize you forgot a box in the car...
17. Thankfully your Mom makes it all fit in the shoe box of a room, and of course, she's super proud of herself.
18. Your Dad starts getting emotional because he knows the "goodbye" is coming.
19.The time for the hug finally comes and you have to try and hold the tears back while your sister/brother just let the tears roll. Your Dad just kind of stands there quietly.
20. You make it back to your room, and the feels instantly hit you. Your family left, and it's time to be an adult. Yay, you!
