So many people are bored because of the current pandemic we facing off. How do you deal with the pandemic? What do you do to rid your boring life during a pandemic?
Thanks for reading this thread. May God Bless You.
Posted by ricree101 (Member # 7749) on :
For this month in particular, at least, I've been hacking away at a nanowrimo project, which is going ok.
How about you?
Posted by JanitorBlade (Member # 12343) on :
I just do my work, try to enjoy time with my kids without going stir-crazy, and do it day after day. I need a serious vacation. But who doesn't?
Posted by Selene (Member # 14471) on :
To kill the boredom I keep myself busy with doing some cardio exercises to maintain my figure and reading articles in my free time. I love to read because I get a lot of lessons that can apply in real life, just like this article that I found recently, http://thepatientsvoice.org/lifestyle-adjustments-during-a-pandemic-crisis/. Actually, reading and exercising are the prime things that why boredom doesn't exist in my life.
Posted by hawser (Member # 13415) on :
quote:Originally posted by Selene: To kill the boredom I keep myself busy with doing some cardio exercises to maintain my figure and reading articles in my free time. I love to read because I get a lot of lessons that can apply in real life, just like this article that I found recently, http://thepatientsvoice.org/lifestyle-adjustments-during-a-pandemic-crisis/. Actually, reading and exercising are the prime things that why boredom doesn't exist in my life.
Nice article, I read it and it's pretty accurate. Do you have anything else to share?
Posted by HellerThriller (Member # 14505) on :
quote:Originally posted by Selene: To kill the boredom I keep myself busy with doing some cardio exercises to maintain my figure and reading articles in my free time. I love to read because I get a lot of lessons that can apply in real life, just like this article that I found recently, http://thepatientsvoice.org/lifestyle-adjustments-during-a-pandemic-crisis/. Actually, reading and exercising are the prime things that why boredom doesn't exist in my life.
You're right, keeping busy with yourself can help you to kill boredom and doing exercise also helps to lift up your emotions. the article is indeed nice.
Posted by TomDavidson (Member # 124) on :
It would be nice if we could nip these spambots in the bud.
Posted by AxesAtack (Member # 14543) on :
I'm new to the forum and I want to tell you how I kill boredom in quarantine, the first thing I do is drive to work, the second is shooting, the third is movies and fitness room.
Posted by JanitorBlade (Member # 12343) on :
Killing spam is what I do to kill boredom. That and read it in my spare time.
Posted by TomDavidson (Member # 124) on :
There's still quite a bit of spam left here, if you get bored again.
Posted by vwiggin (Member # 926) on :
I hope everyone is doing well. It's been a while since I visited. Did everyone migrate to a different secret forum or something?
Posted by Fitz (Member # 4803) on :
Yes, they did, and we weren’t invited.
Posted by Bokonon (Member # 480) on :
I mean there are several forums around. One migrated because the gracious host decided they no longer wanted the responsibility.
And plenty are on Facebook and Twitter.
Posted by pooka (Member # 5003) on :
Two of the migrant forums became viewable only to registered members. One, because the owner of the forum began to have a professional online presence. The other because of something 2016 related, and once the forum was made private, a whole bunch of redactable material got posted. That reminds me, I should start tagging stuff for redaction again.
Also, this reminds me my email of record on this forum is no good. Well, it might still work but I haven't checked it in a decade. Hmm. What a dilemma.
P.S. I updated my email. So if you want to contact me through the forum administrator, I guess you could.