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🌸 Spring is Broken, Please Fix It πŸ› ️

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Spring is supposed to be that magical time of year when nature hits the refresh button—birds chirping 🐦, flowers blooming 🌼, and people happily ditching their winter coats πŸ§₯. It’s all sunshine, smiles, and iced drinks... right? Wrong. At least not today. Instead of basking in warmth and light, I found myself standing in the cold ❄️, getting pelted by sideways rain 🌧️, and questioning all my life choices 🫠—especially the one where I didn’t bring an umbrella. It all started innocently enough. I had a doctor’s appointment at 3 PM πŸ•’ and thought I’d catch the 722 bus afterward to head home. Easy. Simple. Foolproof. Enter: chaos. The sky had a  full-on mood swing . First, it was just chilly. Then came a light drizzle ☔. Before I could even process what was happening, it turned into a full-blown downpour 🌧️. And me? No umbrella. Wrong shoes. Just vibes and regret. There I was, soaked and shivering πŸ₯Ά, waiting for my bus like a soggy popsicle. The 163 bus cruised by like it was mock...

Frozen Classroom Chronicles: When Even Two Heaters Aren’t Enough

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Shoutout to my professor for actually  acknowledging  that we’re all freezing and getting us  two heaters —a true hero. πŸ™ŒπŸΎ But let’s be honest… this weather?  It’s built different.  Earlier, it was  16 degrees  (which should be illegal), and now it’s  23 degrees , but does it feel any better?  Absolutely not. I swear, these heaters are  trying their best , but the cold is just  laughing at us.  Like, “Oh, you thought two heaters would help? That’s cute.” Meanwhile, I’m still sitting here, wrapped in my coat, clutching my coffee like it’s  a source of warmth and emotional support.  ☕ Current Mood: ❄️ Can’t feel my fingers ❄️ Shivering in layers like a human burrito ❄️ Wondering if it’s socially acceptable to bring a blanket to class ❄️ Debating if I should start wearing thermal gloves indoors Me, Right Now: You ever see that  Homer Simpson meme  where he’s buried under a mountain of blankets with just his l...