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" You may have already made your triumphant return home for Fall Break, but that was nothing more than a glorified weekend visit. Thanksgiving is the first official return to the homeland and there are a few things you should be prepared for: The Questions: Thanksgiving dinner will be less about the turkey and stuffing than it will be a barrage of questions from family members about your first few months away from home. Prepare to have the same conversation over and over again: &amp;quot;Yes, I love it. Yes, my roommate is awesome. I love my classes. No, I didn&amp;#039;t rush a sorority.&amp;quot; By the end of the week you&amp;#039;ll be able to rattle off those answers in your sleep... before your mom wakes you up to do your laundry, empty the dishwasher, or some other chore you did not miss. Reunions: After the inquisition is over, it&amp;#039;s time to reunite with your friends. There will be a lot of one-upping with the college tales (&amp;quot;No way. Your campus party scene sucks compared to ours!&amp;quot;) and some surprising changes amongst your group (&amp;quot;Wait, you... you did what?&amp;quot;), but these are your friends. Your support. The people who have been by your side forever. The situations may have changed, but your relationships can still stay rock solid.  Awkward Run-ins: Whether you&amp;#039;re shopping with mom, hitting up your favorite 7-11 with your homies or stopping by to say hi to some of your old teachers, you&amp;#039;re bound to have an awkward run-in with someone. You&amp;#039;ll quickly spew off the same stats and answers you&amp;#039;ve been telling your family, thank him/her for complimenting how good you look now, and make fake plans to meet up next time you&amp;#039;re back. You can&amp;#039;t avoid the run-in but you can be prepared: never leave the house without some makeup. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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