This stage of life is so crazy... A quarter of your friends single, half of them dating or engaged, and another quarter already married. To me at least, winter is the most romantic season, so make the most of it. If you have a significant someone in your life, make two dates... one that you choose the activities and one that they can choose. You could curl up to a good movie, go ice skating, or read a book together. Those might be silly suggestions to some of you, but that's why YOU'RE planning it and not me.
If you're feeling bogged down by the lovey-dovey romance or just want time away from boys, plan a girls' night (I speak for the womens because I am one... boys, figure it out yourself!). Give plenty of notice to have a better chance of getting those girls there and wear your comfiest pajamas and goofiest slippers. This kind of night calls for silly board games, hot chocolate, and girl talk around munchies at 1am. Whatever you do, make sure you delegate the responsibilities if it ever gets to be too much leading up to it (especially if it's a girls' night), so you aren't consumed by the loose ends and holes in your plan as the night is happening.
For those that take my advice and choose to have a girls' night, don't forget to invite me!! If given enough time, I surely will be able to make it. It's almost finals season, so do keep that in mind as well... all you graduates. :P
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