It’s that time of year again. You just spent the past week lying in the sun at the beach and you have that great new tan that everyone will be jealous of, no doubt. You haven’t touched a textbook in seven whole days, and you haven’t even checked your email. Who wants to read emails from professors over spring break anyway?

But this glorious week of relaxation and freedom has come to an end, and you are faced with the harsh reality that you must, once again, endure five straight days of classes. At some point in this next week back, we all experience these moments that come with life after spring break.

On Sunday night, you remember all the work you said you would NOT procrastinate on over break.

But you missed your roommate(s) so much the past week that you just want to spend time with them.

It’s very unproductive, as your time together always is, but this is much more of a problem as the end of spring break creeps closer and all that work that should be finished isn’t getting any attention.

Then you realize it’s 1 a.m. and you really need to get to work.

You put in all your effort to remember anything you can from what you learned before break.

But it really isn’t happening.

You try to mentally prepare yourself for your morning classes.

But it most likely ends like this…

When you wake up Monday morning for class:

When your teachers seem to miss the memo that last week was spring break, and they all assign way too much work right out of the gate.

And then you remember that you have that midterm in two days.

Your teacher told you before break so you could study, but did she really think that would happen?

By Friday afternoon, you're just so proud of yourself that you made it through the week.

Keep chugging, friends. Summer is only two months away.

Have a great week back, spring breakers.