Wednesday, May 6, 2020



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30+ Ideas to Stay Entertained While Maintaining A Safe 

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With schools, offices, and other businesses closed, most of us are spending more time at home with our families. If you’ve been looking for ways to keep busy, look no further. These boredom busters are a great way to bring the family together while keeping the mind and body busy.

For Kids
  • Have a costume party.
  • Put on a fashion show. 
  • Learn a TikTok dance.
  • Learn calligraphy or cursive writing.
  • Teach your pet a new trick (with adult supervision).
  • Customize your toys with model paint.
  • Call or video chat friends and family.
  • Cover the fridge with art.
  • Make your own ice cream.
  • Learn how to do a cartwheel or handstand.
  • Build a blanket fort.

For Adults
  • Learn a new craft: macramé, knitting, drawing 
  • Find a new podcast.
  • Tidy up the yard.
  • Learn a new card game.
  • Create a photo album or scrapbook.
  • Wash the bedding and curtains.
  • Bake some cookies.
  • Try a new cocktail.
  • Learn latte art.
  • Try gardening.
  • Clean out your inbox.
  • Invent a board game.
  • Grill out.

For Everyone
  • Play charades.
  • Organize the shed or garage.
  • Learn a foreign language.
  • Turn a chore into a game.
  • Binge-watch a movie series.
  • Turn a meal into DIY charcuterie boards or a picnic.
  • Create a scavenger hunt.
  • Go on a nature walk.
  • Write a story.
  • Go camping in the backyard.


12 comments:

  1. I like that Try a New Cocktail one.

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    1. That probably ahs universal appel, Kif, except to teetotalers, of course.

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  2. Feel free to add MORE recreational ideas if you can think of any.

    It should be like playing What C};^)>an We Do on a Rainy Day at the Beach?

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  3. Tricia Van Deusen said

    If you're stuck being alone, et s book called 150 Ways to Play Solitaire It saved my dad from going mad while he was reovering from a stroke at home, and mother had to go out to work every day.

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    1. Jorge Aguilera Mendoza said

      Reading the dictionary and learnng at least one new word every day is never a bad idea either. Slitaire may pass the time agreeably, but it doesn't teach us much, does it?

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  4. Grab a gun and march on your statehouse.

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    1. Perhaps not as fatuous and farfetched an idea a you may have thought Dick.

      At the rate things are going, INSURRECTION TIME may be just around the corner.

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  5. Good post, Franco!

    But I can add this: enroll in one of my online classes, and cure boredom. **wink**

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    1. Feel free to place an ad here, if you like, AOW.

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  6. Miss Lavinia Perkins and Edna Whitaker said:


    Here's a good suggestion:

    Start reading the Bible from cover to cover. A chapter or two a day should be sufficient Slow and steady meets the challenge

    Too much Bible at one time makes for Spirtul indiegstion - not a good thing .

    You can skip all the "begats" if you like. ;-)

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  7. Because Adam Schiff is a member of Congress he thinks that can say and do anything he wants, destroy anyone he pleases? Use this cloak of immunity for his personal nefarious, vile contemptible,hate filled agenda? Even use lies and our courts to destroy a president? This is not normal politics...It is the actions of a madman...He should be deemed certifiably insane, and kicked out of Congress

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  8. Now that the Justice Department has dropped the phony criminal case against General Michael Flynn
    Now Let's Start Indicting The Real Criminals! The Crookes in the House of Representative, the former Crooks in the FBI, Obama’s former staff, and maybe Obama himself, Lets get them ALL, Let them feel our vengeful anger. Let them be punished for THEIR crimes.

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