Mid Spring Semester Feels
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Mid Spring Semester Feels

It happens on every college campus.

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Mid Spring Semester Feels
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Spring semester is probably when the middle of the semester is definitely the hardest, especially if you are like me and go to school on the beach. Recently there have been those few random days that have provided a glimpse into what spring is life and this is how it has made most college students feel:

1.Happy

Everyone gets in a good mood when the nice weather hits, its like we all just got offered free ice cream for a year.

2. Darty Season is Back People

Darty season= Rolling your way to the dining hall like this sloth here when it opens at 5

3. Save those skips

Skipping classes is a common thing to do when it is nice out so save your skips for the days you just really cannot do it.

4. Get ahead on work

get your work out of the way because once the weekend hits you will not touch it.

5. Or just blow off work

Sometimes taking the risk and leaving it all until Sunday night is what you gotta do... gotta risk it for the biscuit

6. Break out those summer clothes

Please do not be that person wearing sweaters when it hits 70.. just please don't

7. Time to go for a run

Spring weather means summer is approaching, summer means beach, time to get your beach bods in the works.


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