1. Become a tourist in your own city.

You don't need to go far or spend a lot of money to be a tourist. We don't enjoy our towns because we are so busy to appreciate them. Rent a hotel room in your city, go to all the touristy places, spend some time in the pool, shop for some gifts, take a lot of pictures or take a bubble bath.

The idea is to relax, to enjoy your town.

2. Spend time with your friends.

Friends are a significant part of our lives. We need to dedicate some time to them. Speaking by text, Facebook, Instagram (or whatever is the way you talk with them) is not enough. It is great to make new memories together. You don't need to go out all night; I am talking about to have a cup of coffee together, go shopping, eat a hamburger or a dessert or slice of pizza.

3. Read the book you never have time to read.

You have a couple of weeks ahead to take that book you never able to read (yes, that one your bestie recommended you). In my case, I have a pile of magazines waiting for me.

If you do not want to read, you can use these weeks to watch a couple of the TV shows you have in your "To do" list.

4. Try to cook like a pro.

If you like to cook, it is a great time to learn some new recipes and experiment with new flavors and techniques. If you don't cook at all, it is time to learn some recipes because you will want to impress your friends or your future crushes with amazing meats, vegan plates or memorable desserts.

5. Make time for romance.

These weeks are perfect for romantic dinners, chilling watching movies, beautiful picnics and reading poems together (too cheesy?).

Have all the fun you can together. You want to make a lot of good memories; you will need them in the hardest moments of your Fall semester.

6. Sleep, sleep and sleep.

I don't know about you, but I love to sleep. My guilty pleasure is waking up for lunchtime and napping after that. Believe me, when I am in my job, I am dreaming about my bed. Staying an entire day on the bed is the best way to take all the stress out.