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Now that most of the world is practicing self-isolation, physical distancing, and confinement in one way or another, staying entertained can sometimes be challenging.
If you are tired of baking banana bread or apple pie in my case, read on, maybe we can save you from boredom …
Stay entertained during the running of the bulls
Go on adventures (in a game, of course)
Fish crossing animals
Animal Crossing: New Horizons launched on the Nintendo Switch in March 2020 and has taken the world by storm when gamers dive into all aspects of the island’s peaceful life.
The social aspect of Animal Crossing aside, there are plenty of fun activities to do as well, like fishing. Several players have taken the game to another level.
Suggestions include planting flowers, exploring and decorating interiors. If Animal Crossing is not your thing, you can also recreate many real-world scenarios in Sims 4.
Explore the beauty of Skyrim
If you are a boy or a role-playing boy, explore the beautiful landscapes of Skyrim or Elder Scrolls Online. You can walk in the fields, swim or fight a mammoth.
His, for example, has equipped a library at Lakewood Manor. I love going on adventures around Tamriel to collect books. And what do I do then?
I sit for hours in my library and read, of course. Don’t Judge Book nerds love that kind of thing.
Take a digital tour of the museum
Google Arts and Culture Joined over 2,500 museums and galleries from around the world to bring online exhibits from some of the most famous museums on the planet to your living room.
Furthermore, museums are also sharing his most zen art on social networks to help people cope with staying home. If you’re going to isolate yourself, look no further than this list of eight museums.
The collection includes the British Museum in London, the Guggenheim in New York City, the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul, and many more.
Go down an internet burrow
Sometimes a good Google or Wikipedia is enough to keep boredom at bay. From taking short courses on Udemy and Skillshare, to browsing fun sites, there really is a lot to do.
Do you need any suggestions? Tune in to The Fitness Marshall for your dance and workout, or head over to the Stuff You Know Know podcast as well as TedTalks, Atlas Obscura, and Boredom Therapy.
Watch: Toxic Fitness Marshall workout
Host a party to watch Netflix
Why not schedule a break with your family and friends to watch a movie or show on Netflix together? Just install the free Google Chrome extension called Netflix Party.
It has a group chat feature so you can keep the conversation going while you watch your favorite show. Do you need suggestions?
Sure, there is Queen Sono, Tiger King, Community, The Circle Game, RuPaul’s Drag Race, Brews Brothers, and many more.
Start exercising
Relaxing on the couch can be fun, but you may feel restless after a while. There are dozens of virtual exercise programs to choose from that you can do at home, and you can even learn to dance.
From focusing on burning fat and burning stomach muscles to stretching your legs and trying fitness apps, the possibilities are endless.
I recently enrolled in the JEFF Johno eFitness College and so far I have loved the workouts.
Start preparing your garden
If you have the privilege of having a garden, this is the section for you. Being outside can help prevent cabin fever, and sunlight will do you good, too.
If you don’t have a garden, maybe now is the time to start an herb garden on the windowsill. When the blockade ends, you can always invest in a Pico garden, by the time the next pandemic arrives!
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