So we all look forward to Thanksgiving break, a time to go home and see your family as well as eat as much food as you want without getting judged. For some of us, this is the first time we see our family since the beginning of the semester. Even though it's a short break, it's always an exciting time. Here are some stages you're likely to go through when you go home for Thanksgiving.

1. Packing is a nightmare. You're only home for a few days, but you still need options. You end up stuffing you're whole closet into a small bag last minute. It may be too many clothes, but at least you're prepared.

2. Flying home is always an adventure. The ideas of flying somewhere to stay just a few days is annoying. You pray you don't get stuck in the middle seat between a crying babe and a snoring person.

3. Your reunion with your family at the airport is always dramatic, usually consisting of a running hug. 4 months is a like a lifetime of not seeing someone.

4. You talk the whole ride home like your family is interested in every little thing that has happened to you since you got to college. They pretend to listen or just tell you to shut up.

5. At Thanksgiving, all your relatives are asking you serious questions. You just keep eating your food to avoid answering. "What do you want to do after college" "Umm... sorry I'm chewing right now."

6. You spend all the money you just made this semester black Friday shopping with your family. But it's okay, at least you got a good deal on all that stuff you don't need.

7. You spend the rest of your break sleeping and catching up on Netflix shows.