I'm in the last week or so of my extra long winter break, so needless to say, I have reached ultimate boredom. I was actually so bored I was able to come up with this list AND accomplish a lot of what I put on it. (One of my personal favorites is #50: It was oddly satisfying to see the finished product after lots of organizing and filling three bags of trash.)
There will always be a time that we reach ultimate boredom, so when that moment comes for you and you're stuck wondering what you could do, refer to this list!
1. Workout (at the gym or at home)
2. Reread your favorite book
3. Read a new book
4. Walk in the park
5. Journal
6. Color
7. Go through your closet and donate clothes you don't wear anymore
8. And your jewelry
9. And your shoes
10. Reorganize your closet once you've cleaned it out
11. Clean your room (because when was the last time you dusted or vacuumed?)
12. Organize and clean your garage
13. Read your Bible
14. Watch online sermons
15. Go through your journals from church over the years and read through your notes
16. Back up your phone
17. And your computer (important documents and pictures don't need to be lost)
18. Clean out your camera roll on your phone
19. And old text messages
20. And old notes in the notes app
21. Delete apps that you don't use that are just taking up storage space
22. Organize the apps on your phone (you know, move them around, group them together)
23. Send handwritten letters to the family members that you don't get to see very often
24. Write a letter to your significant other just becauseÂ
25. Take lunch to your parents or a friend at work
26. Cook dinner for your parents
27. Make a list of people who inspire you
28. And then reach out to those people (if you can) and let them know how much they mean to you
29. Clean out junk drawers (you know you've got at least one of these somewhere)
30. Throw away old socks with holes in them
31. And then buy new ones
32. Brainstorm ideas for presents for a friends birthday coming up
33. And ideas for gifts for Mother's Day and/ or Father's Day
34. Plan a party (for your birthday, a friend's birthday, an upcoming holiday, etc.)
35. Start brainstorming ideas for your next Halloween costume (it's never too early to start that, right?)
36. Cook your favorite home cooked meal
37. Create a recipes board on Pinterest
38. Try out some of those recipes
39. Clean your computer keyboard
40. Clean out your backpack
41. Clean out your purse
42. And your wallet (throw away old receipts, check gift card balances, throw away old gift cards, etc.)
43. Clean out the inside of your car (trash, receipts, the console, vacuum floor mats, etc.)
44. Wash your car (inside and out)
45. Yard work (it sucks but it has to be done eventually)
46. Unsubscribe from junk emailsÂ
47. Clean out your inbox of old, unnecessary emails
48. Review and/ or edit your resume
49. Get crafty and paint a canvas
50. Declutter your pantry by throwing out expired foods
51. And then reorganize the pantry
52. Then repeat the decluttering and reorganizing for your fridge
53. Reorganize the kitchen cabinets that you just keep stuffing appliances and dishes in and hoping they don't fall out the next time you open the door
54. Paint your nailsÂ
55. Binge watch your favorite Netflix show
56. Watch old episodes of game shows and see if you can 'beat' the contestants (Family Feud, Wheel of Fortune, etc.)
57. Take a nap
58. Take a bubble bath
59. Do a face mask
60. Try out new hairstyles or makeup looks
61. Clean your makeup brushes
62. And throw away makeup you haven't used in forever that is just taking up space in your makeup bag
63. Clean your bathroom (wipe the counters, scrub the shower and toilet, replace the old shower liner, etc.)
64. Take a walk down memory lane by looking through old family photo albums or yearbooks
65. Play a board game
66. Do a puzzle
67. Or a word search
68. Or a crossword puzzle
69. Bring out your gaming system and play a game you loved when you were younger (Mario Kart on the Wii is where it's at)
70. Unfollow people on Instagram that you don't know or no longer have any connection with or desire to follow
71. Declutter your Facebook friend list too
72. And you might as well do Twitter and Snapchat while you're at it
73. Do your laundry (sheets, clothes, blankets, everything)
74. And do the dishes while you're at it
75. Crank up the tunes and dance like no one is watching
76. Watch your all-time favorite movie
77. Watch a movie you have never seen before (in a genre you think you don't like)
78. Watch a classic movie from before you were born
79. Visit an animal shelter and play with animals
80. Listen to music (definitely a go-to while doing all the above-mentioned cleaning tasks)
81. Make playlists on Spotify for every type of occasion (throwback songs, girls night in, road trips, etc.)
82. Search YouTube for a new favorite song
83. Think of something random that you don't know how to do and watch YouTube videos to learn (how to tie a tie, how to braid hair, etc.)
84. Learn how to do calligraphy
85. Volunteer in your community
86. Fulfill your sweet tooth by snacking on your favorite sweet
87. Even better, bake something sweet
88. Or go through a drive-thru and get ice cream
89. And then pay for the person's order behind you (random acts of kindness are always a good idea)
90. Read the news (can be boring but good to be aware of our country's current state)
91. Write the future you a letter and open it six months or a year down the road
92. Watch old videos of memories on your phone
93. Do some online shopping
94. Or go out and window shop if you don't want to spend money
95. And then brainstorm ways you could save money
96. Take your dog to the dog park
97. Play with your dog at home
98. Better yet, teach your dog a new trick
99. Give your dog a bath
100. Have a photo shoot with your pet
101. Have a photo shoot with your best friends
102. And then go get ice cream after
103. Explore your hometown with a desire to learn something new
104. Find a new cozy spot in your hometown
105. Go to your favorite restaurant but try something NEW, not your go-to order
106. Start a blessings jar (my family does this at the start of every new year and then we read them together at the end of the year; such a cool way to reflect on the year)
107. Wash your dirty shoes (especially tennis shoes)
108. Clean the things we forget to clean but use on a regular basis: the bottom of the trash can, light switches, door handles, shower curtains, remotes, hairbrushes, etc.Â
109. Go to bed early just because (I mean, you are bored right? Might as well sleep.)
110. Get up early to watch the sunrise
111. Update your agenda with assignments, exams, etc. as well as doctors appointments and birthdays of friends and family
112. Make a list of things that make you happy
113. Or a list of things that you are grateful for (from the smallest to the biggest things; have a grateful heart)
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