Thanksgiving Break As Told By Disney
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Thanksgiving Break As Told By Disney

Disney Gifs perfectly representing Thanksgiving break as viewed by a college student.

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Thanksgiving Break As Told By Disney

The holidays are a time for family to come together, and it is even more special if you've been away at college without seeing them. College can be rough, and it is so easy to get homesick. I know I've been counting down the days till Thanksgiving.

As with every great life situation, there is a Disney moment to go along with it! So here is the point of view of a first time college student finally reaching Thanksgiving Break.

1.When you finally walk out of the last class, knowing you won't have homework or exams for a week.

2. When you get to see your best friend from high school again

3. When you have only been home five minutes but your siblings have already begun to get on your nerves.

4. When your Mom yells out that dinner is ready

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5. When you've heard "so what are you majoring in?" seven times already from every family member.

6. When they say "children first" but they don't know how much Ramen you've had.

7.Realizing that this is the first real meal you've had in months, so now you're like a brand new person.

8. Sure, the food is great, the siblings are annoying, and you're tired of answering tons of questions. but in the end all that really matters is that your whole family is all together.

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