The Hilarious Parents of Twitter Can’t Wait for the School Year to Wrap Up

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As the school year comes to a close, some parents might dread the onset of summer, but many are simply over the daily grind of homework, packed lunches, and drop-offs. They are more than ready to embrace vacation—mostly with open arms.

We adore our children, but it often feels like we’re just swapping one set of challenges for another. Sure, the school year can be exhausting, but let’s be honest—summer isn’t a walk in the park either. Spoiler alert: it’s not going to be easier. Ultimately, it’s all a juggling act, and the witty parents on Twitter are here to help you navigate through it.

1. Oops, missed the sign-up. Summer is upon us, but with all the end-of-school chaos, you overlooked signing the kids up for camps. Goodbye, rational thoughts.
2. Mixed feelings. You’re relieved school is out, thinking now you can enjoy time with your kids instead of dealing with nightly homework. Oh wait, summer can be a drag too—never mind.
3. Throw in the towel. Honestly, we were done with the whole thing three months ago, but here we are.
4. Emotion overload. The last days of school bring a whirlwind of feelings. It wouldn’t be surprising if we all ended up with gray hair by the end of it.
5. Magical moments. Those final days when teachers ditch homework are fantastic, but you still have 23 end-of-year “special” events to endure.
6. Reflecting. The last day of school brings freedom from homework, but hello to a whole new set of challenges.
7. Embrace the grief. It’s okay to process all the emotions. We’ll have wine ready when you finish.
8. Countdown to summer. “Ham or turkey for lunch? Oh, you don’t like those anymore? How about dry Cheerios? Or cafeteria pizza!”
9. Keep pushing. Just. Keep. Going.
10. Sorry, kids. We’re coasting through until your summer diet of grilled hot dogs and popsicles begins.
11. We’re over it. We couldn’t be more done with this.
12. Who needs order? Can’t take time off this week for those end-of-year events? No problem, you have the whole summer to make it up to them—yep, the entire summer.

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In summary, the end of the school year is a time of mixed emotions for parents, filled with relief but also new hurdles. While the summer brings a break from school routines, it doesn’t necessarily mean a break from parenting challenges, and the humorous insights from fellow parents can help lighten the load.