Quarantine
life, as much as we all wanted to work from home, spend time with loved ones,
avoid social commitments and responsibilities, we can say one thing, THIS IS
NOT WHAT WE MEANT.
Being stuck
inside our houses is becoming very boring and we need activities. Our lives have
been tangled in the busy life so badly, trying to make both ends meet, that we
no longer know how to function in solitude.
But worry
not! Because I am here to help you fight with boredom and make your quarantine
time more fun and useful.
Finding Your Interest
What was the first thing that came to your mind when
you read that heading? That! Exactly that thing is what you want to do. I know
we always complained about not getting enough time to do the thing we want to
do. So now is the perfect time to start doing it.
If you want to read, you can read. If you don’t have books,
you can find them online here:
Cooking has also been of our interest. There are
numerous recipes available in fun, easy tutorial videos of Tasty. If you are in mood for ASMR relaxing cooking videos, try this amazing YouTube channel, Cooking Tree.
Call a Loved One
We are so caught up in our busy life, in our daily
routine that we don’t even realise what we are missing until its too late. So, take
this time, and call your loved ones, your mom, your dad, your brother or
sister, your partner, your best friend, an uncle or aunt.
The technology has enabled us to even see them, through video calls, let's make use of that and see them too.
Catch up with old friends, you will
be surprised how much you will enjoy doing this!
Watch!
I don’t know about you, BUT I have tons and tons of
movies and seasons I want to watch but couldn’t find time to watch. So, I am making
use of this time and binge watching them. I always tend to fall more
towards the happy, funny movies and seasons, because let’s be honest, who wants
a gloomy, sad ending.
That Closet
Yes! Exactly that closet you have been avoiding cleaning.
We all have that sad chair in our room cursed for life to carry our clothes. Let’s
be kind to it and clean it up and organize our closet.
Developing a
Rewarding Habit
No! No! By that I certainly do not mean that we need
to create a habit of rewarding ourselves with cookies and chocolates (though I know
we all want to), what I mean is to develop a habit that will be rewarding. For
me I love to cook or crochet (yes I know, grandma habit, but I love it) It is so
rewarding when you finish a project and you can wear it or gift it to your
family or friends and they fall in love with your labour of love. That feeling
is unmatched. So, while we are stuck in home, I suggest we develop such habits
which bring joy not only to us but people around us too.
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