10 MORE THINGS TO DO WHEN YOU'RE BORED

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WOW throwback to my first ever post! But I must say, I'm quite bored myself.

I think everyone gets bored once in a while.

So here is my compilation of things to do when you're bored (instead of binge-watching Netflix and Youtube).

1. Organise

 Start to organise small things such as your pantry, desk, computer or wardrobe. It'll make you feel a lot better about yourself when you do something that benefits you in your spare time.

2. List

 Weirdly, I LOVE listing. From supplies I need for school to a wish list. And it's really fun, trust me.

3. Create

 Creative things are great to do when you're bored. It doesn't necessarily have to be drawing or painting, you can do things like creating posters, cards, a blog template (Wix is good) and much more!

4. Journal

 Start a journal! Write down your feelings, how your day went, and anything that you need to let out that you don't want to let out to a friend (hehe, sneaky).

5. Pinterest

 Browse Pinterest, find something easy and fun to do, and go ahead and do it!

6. Presentation

 There is always something you've wanted to learn more about. Now is your chance to research and compile all the information into a presentation! You can share it, or you can keep it to yourself.

7. Socialisation

 Invite a friend over, or go somewhere together. Be social, and no, I do not mean online.

8.  Music

 Find new music. Look at your recommended artists and listen to them. Look for playlists you may like, and maybe you'll find a hidden gem!

9. Newspaper

 Create your very own newspaper on Google Docs about events happening in your life, because why not?

10. News

 Read about what is happening in real life on websites such as The Day, or any other website similar to that; it's important to know what is happening in the world we live in.

THAT'S ALL. IF YOU'RE STILL BORED, READ MORE OF OUR #AWESOME BLOG POSTS! ;)

~ e l i y a

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