1: Gather up some friends and play D&D. It's a super fun game that takes a lot of thought, imagination, and creativity.
3: Play with your photos! You can find picture editing software all over the place now. You don't have to go to school to start playing with them either. Everything I do I learned myself (or through free tutorials found online or in the program itself). You can create some super stunning images just by playing around!
4: Browse the internet and look for interesting blogs. I've found some great blogs just in the past couple of days by browsing around.
5: Read a good book. I don't take time much anymore to read and I should. I love to read and so does the rest of my family. It's a great pasttime!
6: Make something! Grab a piece of wood and create a piece of art from it. To see how I did it go here (Part 1), here (Part 2), and here (Part 3).
7: Feed your snakes! I always find it fascinating to feed my snakes (I do not feed live animals to my snakes). It is so interesting to watch how a snake can eat something bigger than it's own head, with no hands. Really!
8: Start a blog....or if you already have one, WRITE!! If you have writer's block, try going to MamaKat's Writer's Workshop.
9: Bake a cake. (I don't bake, but I know people who do!) Or better yet...EAT the cake!!!
10: Sew... I haven't had the chance to sew lately, but I really enjoy it when I can. Here is the dress I made my daughter for pageant last year.
Thanks for stopping by, hope you don't get bored, but if you do...well at least you have some ideas of things to do.
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Oh how I wish I could sew or knit!! Those two hobbies would be so much more productive than my internet addiction!
ReplyDeleteI agree with the photos one, although I think I'm annoying my boyfriend by taking lot and lots of photos - I need some new subjects!
ReplyDeleteMy hubby used to play D&D when he was in school. We played a little some time ago but I never really got into it. The 3 of us love to read, too. My daughter almost always has a book near her. I always have one lying around that I'm reading but don't get to because I won't tear my self away from the computer sometimes. I used to crochet a bit but I have no idea where any of my hooks are. Maybe this will motivate me into finding them. (after I get off the computer...lol) Thanks for the ideas. (((HUGS)))
ReplyDeleteGreat list. Love no.3 esp, Photoshop never seems to bored me out LOL :)
ReplyDeleteIt's been years since I played D&D. Probably a good thing too!
ReplyDeleteI'd sew, but my machine has a cam out that I hven't got around to replacing. But I could kill some time doing that instead.
I did not know you sewed that dress....wow. You have such artistic talent. Amazes me each time I learn of a new one.
ReplyDeleteSadly,I am never bored. There is never a dull moment in my house and I rarely have a spare moment to suffer from boredom. If there is nothing going on, which is hardly EVER... I sleep and rest up. I love watching movies as a pass time as well.
ReplyDeleteThe last time I sewed anything was in 8th grade home ecomomics. Lol! So Sad...
I got your email. I'll respond. And Thanks!
LOL love #8 start a blog... definitely relieves boredom...but hasn't done a lot for the cleanliness of my house - heehee !
ReplyDelete#4 is my favourite thing to do.....that's how I found this one. (SITS hooked me up...) I love this list. I'll keep some of these things in mind for the next time I'm watching paint dry....
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