Tips for Going the (Social) Distance
Hunker Down Like a Boss
Time at home doesn’t mean you have to be stuck in a rut. Make the most of it with our best tips to keep you and your family motivated and productive.
Organize Your Closet
Channel your inner Marie Kondo. Decluttering your closet is a great way to appreciate what you have and what you don’t need. If you don’t love it, donate it.
Skip the Library
Chances are you already have a pretty good library at your house. Rediscover the great novels you’ve got tucked away. It’s a perfect time to finally get to reading those books you always said you would.
You Sunk my Battleship!
Take the “bored” out of being home and break out the boardgames. Checkers to chess, Life to Monopoly, and Who Broke the Ice? are a fun way for the family to connect.
Against the Grain
Nothing beats the smell of freshly baked bread. All you need is flour, yeast, salt, and sugar to fill the house with the wonderful aroma of home-made bread. Here is a link for an easy-to-make bread recipe.
Genius Level Binging
There’ll be plenty of time to deep dive into the latest Nic Cage movie on Netflix. Take your binge watching to the next level with TED Talks. Short, powerful presentations by some of the smartest people on Earth, TED Talks cover everything from science to business to global issues.
Put Pen to Paper
You’re probably keeping in touch with everyone via Facebook, Twitter, and email. But here’s a crazy idea—write a letter. It’s a fun way to share what you’re experiencing, and the recipient will love to find something other than junk mail in their mailbox. If you need a refresher, here’s how to write a letter.
Hang a Picture
Okay, so you might not have a framed piece of art ready to hang in the foyer. But what house projects have you been putting off? You don’t need to remodel the bathroom or add a pool house, but now’s a great time to make a list of things you want to fix around the house. Grab a pad and pencil and start your home repair punch list today.
Find Your Inner Zen
Whether you’ve been going to yoga for decades or have thought about stretching out your body, try a workout class online. Down Dog is offering FREE access until July 1 for all students and teachers. Create a unique, personalized yoga practice to help find your chi.
At-Home Mani/Pedi
Self-care is crucial. Just because you’re spending more time at home doesn’t mean you have to live in your pajamas. Find your groove and make sure to take care of yourself. Take the time to do one thing for yourself every day that makes you look and feel better. Here are some tips to keep your life as “normal” as you can.
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