For those of us attending LSU, the time has (finally) come for the much needed Fall Break. Whether you're doing something super exciting and Instagram-worthy or you are kind of hoping this rainy weather continues so you can lay in bed and do nothing all day (ahem, me), it's nice to have a couple days off from walking through the Quad, avoiding squirrels and eye contact with people you sort of know.
1. Netflix.
All day every day. Start a series. Finish a series. Start a new series. Start more than one series at once and alternate. #rebel
2. Homework.
Lolololol nahhhh. Unless its mandatory and needs to get done for a deadline, then I guess you can do it. Fall Break is a time to give your brain the much-needed rest it needs and not think about ECON 2030 for once this semester.
3. Get your wisdom teeth taken out.
Well, maybe only do this if necessary, and I'm actually only putting this because this is, in fact, how my boyfriend will be spending his Fall Break. But if it's something you have to do at some point, you might as well do it now. I still think being drugged up and asleep for a couple of days is better than going to class.
4. HALLOWEEN.
Duhhhh because it is during Fall Break. Put on your scariest (or funniest) costume and party on. Some people go all out for this holiday, so embrace it while it falls on a Saturday and you don't have an alarm for your 8:30 class to wake up to.
5. Spend time with family.
Few things come close to going home, eating your mom's cooking, and doing a whole lot of nothing. Embrace it during these college years while you still can.
6. Daylight Savings Time people.
This is quite possibly one of the happiest days of the year, in my opinion. Stay up late and sleep in. The world is your oyster, my friends (at least until your body adjusts to the time change).
7. Go on vacation.
Maybe you have a quick beach trip with your family planned, or maybe you're going to a friend's house that is far from your hometown.
How ever you spend your Fall Break, I know we'll all come back saying it was too short, and we will start counting down the days until Thanksgiving, which is 24 days after fall break, by the way.
