What are some spring break ideas

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Spring break can be a breath of fresh air, a welcome respite from school and other responsibilities. Check out these ideas

Visit a friend. Whether they're across town or across the country, make an effort to reconnect with a good friend that you don't get to see often during the year.
Go abroad. Book a cheap flight and make a quick trip to Canada, England, or even Hawaii. Get out of Dodge and see another part of the world for a few days!
Make a roadtrip. Get a few friends together and caravan to the mountains, or a state park, or to a show on Broadway.
Host a gathering with family and friends. This may be the ideal time to have coffee with that friend you've been wanting to get together with, or the time to throw a neighborhood block party or barbecue.
Go camping. What better way to enjoy spring then out where you can be up close and personal with the blossoming season?
Volunteer. Offer your services at a local charity, apply for a short stint at an out-of-town organization (such as a farm that is a part of World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms [WWOOF]), or join local church or community group that will be trucking to a place in need.
Go to the city. Visit the closest big city and enjoy the varied venues it has to offer.
Indulge your passion. Catch up on the reading you've been wanting to get to, or write that story, paint that landscape, design that program, and canoe that river.