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Social Distancing Activities You Can Do at Home 

  1. Drive-in movie cinemas.
  2. Create or be a part of a volunteer prayer group.
  3. Create or be a part of a food-pickup volunteer group for seniors and disabled.
  4. Create or be a part of a food-prep volunteer group delivering meals to seniors and disabled.
  5. Create or be a part of a new or organized volunteer group in your local area.
  6. Create a journal entry book.
  7. Clean your social media pages.
  8. Clean your address book.
  9. Clean your daily or monthly calendar.
  10. Clean the outside or inside of your home.
  11. Do laundry.
  12. Iron clothes for a week in advance.
  13. Match or pair socks.
  14. Style your children's hair with a hairstyle that will last for a few days.
  15. Learn how to braid or cut hair.
  16. Wash stuffed animals.
  17. Wash or toss out sleeping pillows.
  18. Clean out the garage or work-space closet.
  19. Clean junk or mail drawer.
  20. Capture new pics of self, children, family, etc.
  21. New pic uploads on social media, etc.
  22. Clean your home office.
  23. Mop the floors. Vacuum.
  24. Wash windows outside and inside.
  25. Clean baseboards and vents. 
  26. Polish silver.
  27. Clean all glass-made items.
  28. Wipe glass of mirrors, television screens, computer monitors, cell phones.
  29. Dust.
  30. Clean out freezer and fridge. Check expiration dates of food items and food-item seasonings.
  31. Paint a room or object.
  32. Plant bulb-style flowers because they will bloom yearly.
  33. Cut your lawn.
  34. Clean the outside or inside of your vehicle.
    Do a vehicle maintenance of basic things such as oil check, air filter check, brake fluid, windshield wiper fluid, transmission fluid, and battery dust check.
  35. Sort your mail publications such as advertisements, newspapers, magazines, etc.
  36. Sort your bills or daily mail.
  37. Contact your debtors if necessary.
  38. Select and follow a religious public figure, partner with a ministry, or volunteer tasks that you can consistently do at your dwelling:  view their media outlets, or drive by their closest location to your dwelling.
  39. Select and follow new people or public figure on social media: view their media outlets, first.
  40. Bake or create healthy food items. Choose a new recipe to make.
  41. Start flower or vegetable seeding. Create a spacing plan for flower or vegetable garden.
  42. Begin a new hobby that's affordable to your personal and household budget.
  43. Order items that you weren't able to purchase while at work. Standard shipping 3 - 7 business days.
  44. Exercise or yoga at your comfortable pace.
  45. Walk at a quick comfortable pace.
  46. Have sex with your spouse or partner.
  47. Challenge your drinking water consumption per day or week.
  48. Challenge your discipline of healthy snack choices.
  49. Challenge family members to do an activity together, or together meet a family or personal goal.
  50. Phone the elderly or disabled. Max. 5 min. talking time.
  51. Call someone you haven't talked to in a while.
  52. Read the bible, or a religious book.
  53. Pray.
  54. Sing.
  55. Listen to music.
  56. Dance.
  57. Worship.
  58. Laugh.
  59. Meditation.
  60. Watch a new cable channel or streaming show.
  61. Install or cancel cable or streaming service.
  62. Wash your hair. Grease your scalp. Trim your ends.
  63. Shave hair areas of your body.
  64. Read books of various genres.
  65. Read magazines.
  66. Read someone's memoir or personal journey of something.
  67. Write with a pencil or pen.
  68. Create a To-Do or Shopping list.
  69. Check on your neighbor, be a good neighbor.

 

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