Well, unfortunately, our favorite time of the year has now come and gone. Spring Break 2017 is now in the past and we all are mentally preparing ourselves for the next push in school to get us into Summer 2017. It's amazing how quickly time flies. A week ago I was running a half marathon as my Spring Break started and now I'm attempting to catch up on all the homework and e-mails I have been procrastinating (responsibilities suck). As I sit here and try to reorganize my life and prepare myself to slowly (and I mean slowly) get back into the groove of having class and assignments everyday, I can't help but really wish time would have just stood still over the past week. Whether you went on a cruise, to the Bahamas, skiing out West, or just hung out with your family, here are 6 feels you're going through during this post Spring Break depression.

1. Looking at your bank account and discovering you're now totally broke after your week long vacation.

While you had the best week ever, you can't help but notice that your bank account is now non-existent and your sleep schedule is totally screwed.

2. Realizing all the assignments and responsibilities you have been ignoring have now piled up.

We all seem to think that we are invincible during Spring Break, until we come back and realize we probably shouldn't have avoided our every day responsibilities as much as we did.

3. Realizing your sunburn has not gone away as quickly as you thought it would.

Everyone's goal during Spring Break is to get a nice tan, however, the majority of us will be walking around campus with a nice sunburn for the next week.

4. Facing the reality that you no longer get to drink tropical drinks everyday.

Let's face it, the best part of Spring Break is all the tropical drinks you get. Unfortunately, those tropical drinks are a thing of the past. Back to vodka waters downtown.

5. Realizing you no longer get to go out for every meal.

Another perk of Spring Break is all the great food you have and the money you have to spend on it. After Spring Break, both the scale and your wallet is telling you to take it easy.

6. Already getting excited about what next year's Spring Break will have in store for you and your friends.

As you reminisce on this year's Spring Break, you already start to get excited about next year and can't wait to see what questionable decisions you and your friends will make.