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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I’ve been working through the whole lockdown, but have had a rare day off today; I have to say that anyone on full lock down deserves a medal. I’ve cleaned the house (which is spotless anyway), been for a long run and have bought stuff on the internet I don’t need.
What do you do to keep from crawling the wall when on lock down. I’m back to work tomorrow but I’m off on Wednesday and Thursday and need tips |
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I get bored even when we're not locked down. I've got Duolingo on my phone and try and learn a bit of Spanish, I read, sew, garden, talk to friends via WhatsApp, watch telly. Basically I have a lot of things on the go that I can pick up when I feel the dreaded boredom creeping up |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"You have to change your mindset
Chill
Slowww the fuck down "
I wish I could. I can watch a bit Of TV or read in the evening. But it’s daylight hours im struggling with. Car and motorbikes are cleaned, garden is done and meals (sauces) prepped for week.
Roll on tomorrow for work and a big call out |
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"You have to change your mindset
Chill
Slowww the fuck down
I wish I could. I can watch a bit Of TV or read in the evening. But it’s daylight hours im struggling with. Car and motorbikes are cleaned, garden is done and meals (sauces) prepped for week.
Roll on tomorrow for work and a big call out"
Yes but you have to take your time with these jobs
Do them more slowly |
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By *bi HaiveMan
over a year ago
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"I’ve been working through the whole lockdown, but have had a rare day off today; I have to say that anyone on full lock down deserves a medal. I’ve cleaned the house (which is spotless anyway), been for a long run and have bought stuff on the internet I don’t need.
What do you do to keep from crawling the wall when on lock down. I’m back to work tomorrow but I’m off on Wednesday and Thursday and need tips"
I post inane, meaningless ramblings on here.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I get bored even when we're not locked down. I've got Duolingo on my phone and try and learn a bit of Spanish, I read, sew, garden, talk to friends via WhatsApp, watch telly. Basically I have a lot of things on the go that I can pick up when I feel the dreaded boredom creeping up"
May try Duolingo; I’m not a natural when it comes to foreign languages, but may try it. I keep busy normally so free time means fun time and being out and about. I’ve run out of jobs to do |
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"I’ve been working through the whole lockdown, but have had a rare day off today; I have to say that anyone on full lock down deserves a medal. I’ve cleaned the house (which is spotless anyway), been for a long run and have bought stuff on the internet I don’t need.
What do you do to keep from crawling the wall when on lock down. I’m back to work tomorrow but I’m off on Wednesday and Thursday and need tips"
I have a garden
Trees
Slabs
A kitchen
Gym rings
A bike
The national forest on my doorstep
A garden
Slabs
Trees to climb
Maps
Stuff to read
Work
And
FUCKING PLANKING !!!!  |
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"I get bored even when we're not locked down. I've got Duolingo on my phone and try and learn a bit of Spanish, I read, sew, garden, talk to friends via WhatsApp, watch telly. Basically I have a lot of things on the go that I can pick up when I feel the dreaded boredom creeping up
May try Duolingo; I’m not a natural when it comes to foreign languages, but may try it. I keep busy normally so free time means fun time and being out and about. I’ve run out of jobs to do"
I like Duolingo because it can be picked up and put down. Also it makes you learn by repetition which suits me. |
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By *ark_NLMan
over a year ago
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Duolingo is great on the phone. It is even better when you use it via a PC. It's helped me a lot with the Dutch language, I'm not great at speaking it but I can understand some things, especially in the supermarkets |
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