- Saying all summer how much you can’t wait to move back to school
- Move in date is approaching and your parents keep nagging you to start packing
- You obviously wait until the night before to pack
- Telling yourself, “This is fine!” about your packing skills
- Finally arriving to your college home and you can feel your parents disgust
- But you don’t care because you know no college home is perfect
- Reuniting with your roommates finally
- Having to carry your stuff up countless amount of stairs because first-floor living is an urban myth in college
- Finally saying bye to your parents
- Celebrating accordingly with your roommates while you all unpack
- Putting up random decorations and admiring your handy work
- Peeping out your window to scope out your new neighbors moving in
- Going to bed finally and hear a noise and convince yourself your new house is haunted
- Host a “house-warming” party the next day as if people actually care what your new home looks like
- Waking up and realizing all your organizing was a waste
- But telling yourself “It wouldn’t have lasted that long anyways”
- Running errands before classes start and congratulating yourself for being responsible
- Then your first bill arrives and being an adult sucks again
- Having to adjust to everyone else’s living style
- Realizing you don’t have enough money for a decent meal
- And finally remembering living on your own can be great, but living at home definitely has its pros, is it Thanksgiving break yet?
