5 Things To Do Over Winter Break When You're Home For The Holidays
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5 Things To Do Over Winter Break When You're Home For The Holidays

There's always so much to do over winter break.

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5 Things To Do Over Winter Break When You're Home For The Holidays
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Once finals are over, you are probably heading home for the holidays. This probably leaves you wondering what are you going to spend the next three weeks doing. If you are unsure of how you want to spend your holiday, here are a few ideas to get you started on just what to do.

1. Take care of yourself.

After a long week of finals, take some much needed time over break to take care of yourself. Put on a face mask, lay on the couch, and enjoy a movie. You've earned it.

2. Catch up on your favorite shows.

Between classes, studying and working, it can be hard to find time to watch your favorite TV shows. Now that you are home, make sure you catch up on all your favorites.

3. Spend time with your family.

While you are home for the holidays, don't forget to spend time with your family. Whether it's watching a movie, playing a game, or just eating dinner together, enjoy having your family around for the next few weeks.

4. Enjoy a long nap. 

After spending hours studying over the last week, you probably could use a little nap.

5. Hang out with friends from home.

Now that you are home, it is the perfect time to catch up with the friends you haven't seen in a while.

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