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25 Things to do When You're Bored

There's at least one day during the week where you have absolutely nothing to do.

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It's the middle of the semester, odds are you're more busy than bored 6 out of the 7 days of the week. You look forward to that one day where you don't have anything to do. If you're like me, that day has more hype than anything. You think about sleeping in and maybe ordering stuffed crust pizza, but it ends up being you trying to think of things to do. Here are 25 things to do when you are bored.

1. Explore downtown Plattsburgh

2. Clean your room with music blasting


3. Discover more artists

4. Alphabetize your music, book, and/or DVD collection

5. Go workout


6. Bake something from Pinterest

7. Start your homework for the week

8. If the weather permits, go for a walk/bike ride

9. Have a Disney movie marathon

10. Catch up on some new shows

11. Check Facebook for some local events

12. Build a terrarium

13. Read a thriller

14. Write fan fiction


15. Organize your closet

16. Update your LinkedIn profile (because if you're like me, you forget you even have a LinkedIn profile)

17. Plan an elaborate scavenger hunt based on correctly answering riddles

18. Have a spa day


19. Watch old YouTube videos

20. Make a bucket list

21. Check out some new, noteworthy apps

22. Browse for tattoo ideas

23. Or design your own tattoo

24. Make a short comic book

25. Read up on current events

Think of this list whenever you are bored. I definitely did a few of these over the weekend!

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