What to do during quarantine
@BoredAtHome (5)
10 responses
@Fa_Maverick (9487)
• Australia
26 Apr 20
Be semi-productive. You don't need to do all of those projects you've been wanting to do and you don't need to learn an entirely new language but doing mostly nothing all day isn't good because that will become your new routine and it may be difficult to get back into a routine where you have responsibilities outside of the household.
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@pumpkinjam (8763)
• United Kingdom
26 Apr 20
I think people should be productive if they want to be. I do think that we need something to focus on. Nobody should feel bad for not being productive, though. It depends on the person. For some, if they aren't doing something then they risk it being much more difficult to get back into a routine later one. Other people can easily switch from 'slob' to 'professional'. I don't think anyone should spend all day, every day lazing around in their pyjamas but it doesn't hurt to do that for an occasional day.
@GardenGerty (160665)
• United States
27 Apr 20
I still have some online obligations, but I am also doing some things that I usually say I do not have time for. Then there are also times when I am getting naps. Trying to balance it all out and not stress about anything.I am doing work related webinars and enjoying the mental stimulation, but I am also taking time to be outside.
@isweartokira (3460)
• United States
27 Apr 20
you should do what you want. some people feel better being productive, others don't. I've been drawing and reading during the quarantine, it helps me keep busy and it feels productive because I'm finishing books and paintings I've started and didn't finish.
@Nakitakona (56486)
• Philippines
26 Apr 20
Well the answer lies on yourself. It's up to you to be productive or not.
@jvincent_129 (4994)
• Philippines
26 Apr 20
I would say clean and organize stuff. Throw away those not being used anymore.
@lazydaizee (6735)
• United Kingdom
26 Apr 20
It is best to keep busy because it takes our minds off the real problems.