55 Things to Do While in Quarantine (besides Netflix)
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Confession #1: I’ve never had a Netflix account. Confession #2: I don’t plan on getting one anytime soon.
Don’t get me wrong. I have no issues with Netflix, and
I see why everyone else on the globe enjoys it. But, even though I’m a shy
introvert, I view television-watching as a social activity. (Therefore, don’t
invite me to any get-together that is unwelcome of movie/TV show commentators.) Still, I'm concerned that I would unexpectedly get addicted to Netflix. And I’m distracted enough
as it is.
However, quarantined time is ideal for doing those
activities that typically distract us from what we’re supposed to be doing. And
it’s a time to start a new hobby or two. So, besides Netflix, what all is there
to do?
1) Blog,
1) Blog,
2) Read
a book,
3) Create
board after board on Pinterest,
5) Re-download
Candy Crush on your phone (or simply play it online),
6) Color
(there are books specifically for adults),
7) Read
a newspaper and solve its crossword puzzle,
8) Take
those random Buzzfeed quizzes that will never advance you in life,
9) Go
through every. single. email.,
10) Write up an agenda for an upcoming vacation,
11) Exercise
in-house (pushups, sit-ups, jumping jacks, etc.),
12) Make
crafts,
13) Bullet journal,
14) Start
practicing that instrument that’s been collecting dust in the corner of your
bedroom,
15) Go
through your phone contacts and delete the numbers you no longer
call/text/video chat,
16) Jam
to your playlist,
17) Scroll
through ALL your social media newsfeeds,
18) Play
a board game,
19) Find
those grand homes that almost nobody can afford on a site/app like Zillow,
20) Draw
and/or paint,
21) Crochet,
22) Read
a magazine,
24) Try
new foods,
25) Meditate,
26) Spend
extra time with your pet,
27) Cook
and/or bake,
28) Write
creatively,
29) Play
cards,
30) Sew,
31) Gather
all relevant coupons,
32) Code,
33) Actually
commit to Duolingo,
34) Listen
to podcasts,
35) Listen to audiobooks,
35) Listen to audiobooks,
36) Give
yourself a mani/pedi,
37) Research
your genealogy (there are free sites for it),
38) Play
video games,
39) Take
a bubble bath,
40) Complete
a jigsaw puzzle,
41) Edit
a Wikipedia page (as long as you have the correct info),
42) Take
photos,
43) Solve Sudoku,
44) Play in your back yard,
45) Play in your front yard,
46) Sit on your patio/porch/balcony,
47) Practice calligraphy,
48) Practice yoga,
49) Garden,
50) Sing in and out of the shower,
51) Write a list of everything/everyone you're grateful for,
44) Play in your back yard,
45) Play in your front yard,
46) Sit on your patio/porch/balcony,
47) Practice calligraphy,
48) Practice yoga,
49) Garden,
50) Sing in and out of the shower,
51) Write a list of everything/everyone you're grateful for,
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Let's stick together, even though we're apart. (Photo Credit: uihere.com) |
53) Spend extra time with everyone living in your house,
54) Keep
in touch with all your family members and friends who don’t live in your house,
55) Refrain
from complaining about the Coronavirus.
To those who are virus-free, be
grateful and careful. To those battling COVID-19 (and any other illness or
injury), know that there are so many of us out there who have you in our
thoughts and prayers. To those who have lost their lives, may you rest in
peace.
We're all in this together, so feel free to comment on anything regarding the Coronavirus. And if there's any activity I missed, feel free to share that as well.
- Liv
- Liv
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