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10 Gifs That Represent My First Summer Alone In Ames

Excited for a break from school... but now you're available to work 40 + hours a week.

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10 Gifs That Represent My First Summer Alone In Ames
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Living alone in a college town can be pretty boring. When you're not working, you need to find some way to entertain yourself, or else you'll go crazy.

1. Working.

Excited for a break from school... but now you're available to work 40 + hours a week.

2. Dancing in the apartment.

No roommate leads to dancing around the apartment... in your underwear.

3. Grocery shopping.

The store is so empty now that all of the other college students are gone, and now that the roommate is gone you load up on all of your favorite foods.

4. Ada Hayden.

Best place to go in Ames after a stressful day of work.

5. Sleeping.

Naps are the best way to pass time in summer... right after work? 7 p.m.? All day on your day off? All perfect times to take a nap.

6. Hearing a noise.

The worst is when it's a night.

7. Cooking.

Some nights you go all out when you have the energy to cook for yourself.

Most nights you end up eating cereal because you're too tired after work.

8. Going to your hometown.

Leaving work on a Friday knowing you get to go back home for the weekend.

9. Crying.

You miss your family, friends, your dog. Some nights you just really hate being alone.

10. Calling friends.

Whether it's your college roomie or your hometown best friend... they're always there for you to complain to.

This is how I get through living alone in a college town. What are some ways represent how your life is in a college town over summer?

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