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25 Things You Can Do The Next Time Instagram Goes Down That Doesn't Require Your Phone

If you can't put in on the gram did it really happen? yes it did.

Casey Wheat

Mar 15, 2019

Boise State University

25 Things You Can Do The Next Time Instagram Goes Down That Doesn't Require Your Phone

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Next time your Instagram or Twitter goes down, instead of spending the time refreshing your feed to see if you perfect picture posted. Take that time to dive back into the stone age and do some good old fashion, no social media activities. Use this time to refresh your mind, get some fresh air, paint your bathroom, the list goes on, but in order to make it a little more enjoyable, here are some ideas for you that don't involve your phone.

1. Take your dog for a walk

2. Go to a coffee shop and read a book

3. Catch up on your homework

4. Go play soccer

5. Take a hike

6. Go shopping at thrift stores

7. Go to lunch with a friend

Yes, you can eat a meal with out posting it to Instagram

8. Get your oil Changed

9. Go see a movie

10. Write in your journal

11. Take a nap

12. Volunteer

13. Write a hand written note to your mom

14. Get lost in a book store

15. Go to a museum

16. Go play with dogs at the Humane Society

17. Go to the gym

18. Put on a face mask and your favorite Tv show

19. Plan out your life in your planner

20. Cry

21. Clean your house

22. Go on a bike ride

23. Go to a new restaurant

24. Bake, anything and everything.

25. Finally, refresh the page

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25 Things You Can Do The Next Time Instagram Goes Down That Doesn't Require Your Phone

If you can't put in on the gram did it really happen? yes it did.

In This Article:

1. Take your dog for a walk

2. Go to a coffee shop and read a book

3. Catch up on your homework

4. Go play soccer

5. Take a hike

6. Go shopping at thrift stores

7. Go to lunch with a friend

8. Get your oil Changed

9. Go see a movie

10. Write in your journal

11. Take a nap

12. Volunteer

13. Write a hand written note to your mom

14. Get lost in a book store

15. Go to a museum

16. Go play with dogs at the Humane Society

17. Go to the gym

18. Put on a face mask and your favorite Tv show

19. Plan out your life in your planner

20. Cry

21. Clean your house

22. Go on a bike ride

23. Go to a new restaurant

24. Bake, anything and everything.

25. Finally, refresh the page

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Living in the dorms can tear down your immune system.

1. Drink lots of tea with honey.

2. Get a good amount of rest.

3. Make an appointment with the health center or at a doctor's office.

4. Stock up on soup and crackers.

5. If you are able to, go home.

You gotta do what you gotta do.

1.Shower

2. Sleep

3. Schedule

4. Eat Well

5. Exercise

6. Socialize

7. Be on Time

8. Chillax

9. Journal/Pray/Reflect

10. Gain Perspective

11. Do what works for you

Leslie gets it.

Your professor mentions there's a test in a few days and you didn't know about it.

You spend all day long in class and now realize you also have to spend the next few nights awake studying.

You take out your textbook and notes, but don't have the energy to actually read them.

You keep reading the same sentence over and over, but it still doesn't make sense.

You can’t focus, and your roommate suggests you go to the library.

You realize there are still over 50 pages left to read.

You reach the two-hour mark of studying and get delirious and want to give up.

You take a Netflix and snack break.

Your friends told you they were staying in with you to study, but they end up going out.

Your friends ask why you need to study instead of having fun.

Your friends send you pictures of them out having fun, but you're stuck in the library and want to run away.

You walk out of the test and realize staying in and studying was worth it because you definitely aced it.

No, I'm not mad, that's just my face

1. You can't control it.

2. You are not always pissed off.

3. Most of the time, you're just fine.

4. Usually, nothing is wrong.

5. Sometimes, you use it to your advantage.

6. But you actually are approachable most times.

7. Fake smiling is tough.

8. You are not actually a b***h.

“Reality is the leading cause of stress amongst those in touch with.”

1. “What am I supposed to do if everything doesn’t work out like it does in my head?”

2. “I really hope everything I’ve learned can be used to make a difference one day.”

3. “I didn’t think it would be this hard.”

4. “I wonder what would have happened if I did _______”

5. “I wish my parents were here.”

6. “Should I get another job?”

7. “Are my grades good enough?”

8. “How long will it even take me to get to where I want to be?”

9. “What should I get my graduate degree in?”

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