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I'm curious to know what you do to keep your day busy without getting bored? I am in perpetual quest to find an occupation. Let's share it's a tip to help each other.
CORONAVIRUS!!! What do you do to keep your day busy without getting bored?
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Some of the things i do are going thru my library of tv and movies.
Another is to go thru my game library having so many games its hard to keep track.
I also dusted off the old nintendo wii to play some guitar hero, some mario and of course retro gaming bringing back lots of memories that make me smile.
The main thing i do is to try to not feel like i cant go out but the many things i never had time to enjoy in the house.
Most of all everyone stay safe.
Another is to go thru my game library having so many games its hard to keep track.
I also dusted off the old nintendo wii to play some guitar hero, some mario and of course retro gaming bringing back lots of memories that make me smile.
The main thing i do is to try to not feel like i cant go out but the many things i never had time to enjoy in the house.
Most of all everyone stay safe.
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I cannot do anything but sleep and use my device as i was currently quarantine the doctors rarely visits my room and check me i hope this whole thing ended sooner and so my fever goes down.
I am currently very busy ... Due to lockdown my father partly operating his business from my house. That's why a lot of work for me too. Most of the them are repairing and painting. So you can say I am not bored ... Instead exhausted 
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I've been using this time to rework my old blog into an online magazine and find ways to make it a more profitable business.
I am in Italy which was one of the earlier countries to be hit by covid so I've been quarantined since the 8th of April...I don't really enjoy going out so even if it's a bit stressing I'm not freaking out...I have been working out (broke my squats record yesterday lol)...played a LOT (finished again Dishonored, RE 4 and Mafia, currently playing Stardew Valley and Crimes and Punishment) also I have been learning a new language and planted lots of vegetables and herbs on my balcony.
been working-out and trying to lose some weight, after the pandemic I'm gonna be the person I've been trying to be for the last 3 years lol
Revisiting old games on PS1, Gameboy, NDS.. have the emulators on my pc..
Reorganizing my anime CDs, watching my childhood favourites (cried a lot on Hatarobi no Mori E, Gin is a master in social distancing)..
Cleaning my bookshelves, while reading my collections that collected lot of dusts..
And opening my Facebook account which I hadn't seen for more than a year and half..
Well, it is mostly going back on memory lane..
Reorganizing my anime CDs, watching my childhood favourites (cried a lot on Hatarobi no Mori E, Gin is a master in social distancing)..
Cleaning my bookshelves, while reading my collections that collected lot of dusts..
And opening my Facebook account which I hadn't seen for more than a year and half..
Well, it is mostly going back on memory lane..
I haven't had a single day off from work since we are exceptions to the lockdown but that doesn't seem to answer your question 
since i'm busy but still bored xD
since i'm busy but still bored xD
Hello everyone,
professionally we have moved a lot to the home office. And we have found that it works better this way than in the office.
It is gratifying that many of us stick to the rules. Mask. face mask. distance.
I work for the Maltese on a voluntary basis. (Malteser Hospitaldienst Schweiz (MHDS)). And we really have a lot to do in this area. Simply helping older people so that they don't completely lose their zest for life. That starts with shopping and goes on to conversation.
Because at the moment the older people are very lonely. Because the Corona rules make many visits unnecessary. And there we try to help a little bit.
So: My day is full.
Fabienne
professionally we have moved a lot to the home office. And we have found that it works better this way than in the office.
It is gratifying that many of us stick to the rules. Mask. face mask. distance.
I work for the Maltese on a voluntary basis. (Malteser Hospitaldienst Schweiz (MHDS)). And we really have a lot to do in this area. Simply helping older people so that they don't completely lose their zest for life. That starts with shopping and goes on to conversation.
Because at the moment the older people are very lonely. Because the Corona rules make many visits unnecessary. And there we try to help a little bit.
So: My day is full.
Fabienne
