- Play an instrument. If you don’t know how, this is the perfect time to learn how to pluck out your favorite tune on the piano or guitar.
- Write a short story. Or an essay. Or a play — anything that’s out of your comfort zone.
- Do a deep dive on a subject that interests you. If you find yourself continuously drawn to a specific subject like Impressionism or the animals of Amazon rainforest, set up a queue of documentaries, articles or books on the topic.
- Fill out a crossword puzzle. Go solo, or turn it into a fun family activity if everyone’s just laying around.
- Try Origami. Don’t get intimidated — there are plenty of online tutorials to give you a hand.
- Play a board game. Turn off the TV and challenge the family to a board game. Introduce the kids to a classic like Chutes and Ladders or Monopoly, or try a newer one like Settlers of Catan that you can all figure out together.
- Put together a puzzle. When you’ve got lots of time on your hands, get your hands busy. It’ll take your mind off boredom, and completing a big puzzle feels great.
- Watch a rom-com marathon. We’re not afraid to admit it, romantic comedies have stolen our hearts. Don’t forget the popcorn.
- Sing along to some Disney songs. Get your endorphins flowing by taking it back to childhood. Belt out your favorite Disney songs!
- Plan your next getaway. Don’t just daydream about getting away from it all. Do one better and actually look up plane tickets and hotel rooms.
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About Me
Hello my name is Dinorah Lopez and I have a two year old son and I love working with kids. The kids are our future that is why it is important for us as teachers to teach and guide them, they could be the next Docters, Lawyers, Astronomers, etc. I would like to welcome 2023 students to preschool.
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