New Year, New Me! Coming back from break means packing your suitcase with all your new clothes to try and attempt to look like a new person compared to your same old self from fall semester. Spring semester is fresh and exciting, but more importantly a time when you are swamped with school work but also super hype for spring break, St. Patrick’s Day, and more importantly, summer.

You get back to campus and declare it is your year.

It’s probably not. Most likely going to be the same as last year, but thumbs up for positivity!

Getting up for class in the morning is the ultimate struggle.

But over break alarms are don’t exist!

Your roommate comes backs with a crazy new hairstyle and you have to pretend it looks awesome.

New flash: It doesn’t and belongs in the '90s.

The first week you totally forget how to dress to go out.

Sitting at home watching Netflix only required at least an oversized shirt.

Showing up the first day of class and your professor tells you that the first essay is due next week.

But seriously, do less. What, did Santa bring you coal for Christmas?

Realizing your liver has been hibernating all break.

This is just unfortunate for you and all other people involved.

When you see your ex at a party.

I swear, seriously. Brb, I got something in my eye that isn’t tears.

And then seeing all the new couples flaunting their relationships.

Seriously, it must be my contacts. I should probably just go home and watch Netflix, possibly also cry.

When people ask if you got their text over break.

You really just didn’t want to answer, so you pick an excuse out of your list you made in your memos.

Deciding it is in fact your year!

Well, maybe your year to be single and to mingle or maybe get a few pets, whatever floats your boat.