100 ideas for activities you can do at home this weekend
We’re stuck inside too, and we get it. It’s hard not to focus on the headlines, the uncertainty and the heartache. We’re all leaning on our houseplants — and each other — for support during these tough times.
So we asked some of our favorite writers to tell us what they are doing to stay sane these days. And, wow, did they help us see all that we can do, and take our focus off all that we can’t, during this coronavirus self-quarantine. We’re inspired to bond with our plants, improve our gardens, have movie nights with our kids, take up crocheting, organize our photos, start learning a new language, commit to a workout habit, make our house cozier, help friends and neighbors, and more.
Ready to get busy? Here’s a look at 100 ideas for things you can start doing right now to enrich your life — or at the very least, your weekend — without leaving your house.
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When you’re taking photos, write down as much caption information as you can. Organize your photos by year and location, and store them someplace besides your phone.
