Kittens To Help You Get Through Finals
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Kittens To Help You Get Through Finals

Don't be stressed. Look at these kittens.

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Kittens To Help You Get Through Finals
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Ah, it's that time of year again. The sun is shining, birds are chirping and college students everywhere are stressed out of their minds about their finals. I feel you, I really do. Between school and work, it can be extremely overwhelming to try to get everything done and pass all of your tests before the very-much-needed summer vacation. Just for a moment, forget your to-do lists and your test reviews and your final papers and just look at these adorable kittens.


Hey, check out this little fella. He doesn't want you to be stressed.


See? Look at those little faces.

Just soak up all the cuteness.


Lion Kitty knows that you can do it!

And this little guy wants you to know that you'll make it out alive.

Just relax.

Don't get too overwhelmed. These two certainly aren't.

Just study as much as you need to and ace those tests.

When this kitten isn't eating his own tail, he's rooting for you.


Forget about those looming exams for just a moment.

And look at this kitty.

You will get through this.

And in a few weeks, it will all be over.

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