Thanksgiving break has finally arrived for the students of
Ohio Northern University. On Friday, Nov. 18, those who were heading home for
the holiday departed after classes. Some students even chose to skip their
Friday classes to get on the road as quickly as possible. Many students were
mainly excited to get home and see their families and pets, and I was one of
these students. It had been a month since I had seen my dog or any of my family
members, and I was eager to get home. However, I chose not to skip class
because I had important assignments due on Friday and I knew I couldn’t afford
to skip. I hit the road as soon as possible though, and I arrived at my house
in Michigan by 5:30 p.m. I ran into more traffic than I had anticipated and it
took me three and a half hours to get home when it usually only takes me two
hours and 45 minutes. Although the drive was frustrating, it made arriving home
that much more relieving.
While I’d like to say I’m going to make the most of this
break and do as much relaxing as I can, unfortunately I will be stuck doing
homework all week. I have several term papers I need to complete before
returning to school so I don’t fall behind. However, I’m grateful for the
allotted time I’m given to complete these papers and stay on top of my work. I
know if I can complete my homework, I will be much less stressed when I return
to school. Hopefully I can get it all done and still enjoy Thanksgiving with my
family.
Ohio Northern students are lucky to have this long of a
break. Most universities and colleges I know of only get Thanksgiving and Black
Friday off school. While this means most of my friends from high school won’t
be able to hang out until next weekend, it gives me a lot of time to focus on
my homework and my family. I hope everyone has a safe and happy break! Happy
Thanksgiving!
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