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10 Signs You’re Over Winter

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Oregon chapter.

10 Signs You’re So Over Winter

 

  1. Part of you dies when you reach for your winter coat every morning.

I don’t normally look like a walking marshmallow I swear.

 

2. It’s great you know how to layer well, but the moment you step indoors your have to rip all of them off so you don’t die of heat stroke.

Please send help.

 

3. You’ve saved your entire summer wardrobe and swimsuit collection for the summer on pinterest.

Spring break where are you?

 

4. You’ve become personal friends with your pharmacist.

Nyquil, Kleenex, and cough drops serve as your wing women almost every weekend.

 

5. You wake up and it’s dark…. and you leave your afternoon class and it’s dark again.

6. When the sun makes a rare appearance, it’s still 50 degrees so you silently apologize to your sundresses.

Please forgive me, Mother Nature is a tease.

 

7. You’re broke af because of your electric bill.

I NEED heat.

 

8. Your one pair of leggings is just not enough.

And you’re so over wearing the same sweaters

 

9. Without the leaves on the trees, flowers blooming, and between the endless cloud coverage, you’re over the grey.

Seasonal affective disorder is a real thing especially in Oregon.

 

10. You’re pretty much out of chapstick and moisturizer.

Between hard classes, darkness, and the endless cold, you’re just waiting for the sweet relief of spring to pull through.

Elissa is a sophomore studying Arts Management at the University of Oregon. In addition to being senior editor of Her Campus Oregon, she is recruitment coordinator and campaign co-director for Climate Justice League, a member of Music Industry Collective, and works as a barista. When she's not hiking or watching documentaries, she's creating collages and dope Spotify playlists. In the future she hopes to travel the world and work for a major music festival. 
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