The Last Weeks Of The Fall Semester As Told By The Cast Of Parks and Recreation
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The Last Weeks Of The Fall Semester As Told By The Cast Of Parks and Recreation

"I'm not--I AM NOT CRYING, OKAY!"

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The Last Weeks Of The Fall Semester As Told By The Cast Of Parks and Recreation
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It's the homestretch everyone; the last few weeks before the semester ends! We have Thanksgiving and Christmas, but first, we have to get through the rest of the semester. Here is a list of the emotions you're going to go through the next few weeks, as told by the cast of "Parks and Recreation."

1. When you realize there are only a few weeks left:

2. When you survive the final quizzes, tests, and exams the two weeks before Thanksgiving break:


3. When you finally get to eat food that isn't dorm food:


4. When it's Black Friday:


5. When you have to return from break and you really don't want to:


6) When the final is tomorrow morning and now you have to cram at 4 AM because all you did was look up random shit:


7) Walking into the final:

8) Walking out of the final:


9) Patiently waiting for your grades to show up:


10) Saying goodbye to all of your friends for the long, yet crazy short break:

11) When you ended up kicking this semester's ass:


12) When you realize it's finally Christmas:


13) When you finally link up with the crew to celebrate New Years:


14) When it's time to go back and kick off the spring semester:


Have a great rest of the semester and Happy Holidays, everybody!

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