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" College is all about new experiences, and my favorite things to experience so far are the wacky party ideas people come up with. This weekend one of my friends decided to celebrate the end of finals by throwing a &amp;#039;robe party.&amp;#039; All of the guests were told to come wearing their most comfortable robe or other miscellaneous pajamas.  I love the creative things people decide to do, and the fact that people participate makes everything so much more fun! Most of the party guests were wearing fuzzy bath robes, but some people were a little more unique. One boy I met was wearing a towel wrapped around his waist, and another was wearing footie pajamas (he was obviously a hit).  Not only are parties like this super fun, but they also allow people to stand out and be unique. It&amp;#039;s a fun change from seeing everyone in their regular wear, and for once those girls that spend four hours putting on makeup and wearing dresses and heels are not the center of the attention. Instead it&amp;#039;s the guy who found the robe covered in farm animals, or the girl who decided to wear curlers in her hair and bunny rabbit slippers. I love that at college it is cool to go all out at theme parties like this, where in high school we would never even have the theme parties in the first place!  People tend to think that no one will dress up for this sort of thing, and that it is cooler to wear normal clothes and laugh at the few people that do go crazy. I think that even if most people at the party are not dressed up, it is still a wonderful idea to participate because it draws attention to yourself and will make people excited to talk to you. You will be seen as confident and fun instead of too shy to put on a costume for one night - dressing up is a conversation starter and it can help you make tons of new friends and help you be the life of any party. Everyone wants to be that fun kid that everyone wants to talk to, so go out there and be confident and dress up! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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