8 Fun Activities To Do With Covid
Covid-19 is a horrible disease that has affected many people in the world.
But it can be fun too! Many things are closed or restricted because of Covid, which means we have more time to do other things. I’ve put together a list of 8 fun activities to do to make the most out of your time during this pandemic.
Maintain Your Health By Sleeping More
You might not realize it, but you’re probably sleeping less than you should. If you’re like me, then you probably wake up exhausted every morning and can’t remember the last time you felt well-rested.
The problem is that when this happens over and over again, it leads to poor health and decreased productivity at work or school.
But there’s hope! If we learn how to get more sleep in Covid—and make sure we get enough REM (rapid eye movement) sleep as well as deep sleep—we’ll be able to feel better throughout the day! Here are five tips for making sure your nighttime routine is effective:
Determine your ideal bedtime based on when natural sunlight hits your bedroom window; this will help regulate melatonin production in the brain which helps us fall asleep faster without relying on an alarm clock or other external stimuli like phone notifications (which can be very disruptive if left unchecked).
Set an actual wake-up time early enough so that there’s enough time for showering before work/school begins; otherwise trying hard not to oversleep during those first few minutes after waking up may cause us stress while trying to figure out exactly when it happened instead of enjoying our new surroundings with fresh eyes (which should help increase productivity).
Build Up Your Immunity By Eating Healthy
There are many things you can do to stay healthy and avoid getting sick, but one of the most effective is eating right.
By consuming foods that strengthen your immune system, you can protect yourself from harmful germs and viruses. Foods rich in vitamins C, E, and A are particularly protective against colds and flu.
In addition to being good for your health overall, consuming these foods will make it easier for your body to fight off infections when they occur. Here’s a list of some examples:
- Watermelon – Watermelon is an excellent source of vitamin C and antioxidants which help protect against colds by boosting immunity
- Kiwis – These green fruits contain potassium which helps maintain hydration levels
- Papayas – This tropical fruit contains vitamin A which may help prevent cancer as well as boost overall immunity
Think About How You Can Become More Self-reliant And Help Others As Well
If you’re looking for ways to be more self-reliant, here are some fun activities that can help you do just that.
- Learn how to grow your own food.
- Start a compost pile or worm bin and learn how to use them to turn food scraps into fertilizer for your garden.
- Learn how to make things like soap, candles, or toothpaste from scratch in order to reduce waste and save money on household items.
Schedule A Digital Detox Day For Yourself
To schedule a digital detox day for yourself, you’ll need to turn off your phone, computer, and tablet (if possible) for at least 24 hours.
During that time, try to find other ways to keep yourself entertained. If it’s hard for you not to reach for your phone when it buzzes with a text message or an email notification, set up an out-of-office reply so people know you’re unavailable until further notice.
Some people like the challenge of going cold turkey; others prefer gradually weaning themselves off their devices by shutting them down at certain times of the day or during particular activities (like after dinner). Either way is fine! Just make sure not to get sucked into checking social media or emails—it’s better if they’re blacked out completely from your life during this period of self-care (or “self-distraction,” as I like to call it).
If all goes well and there’s no reason why anything should go wrong (like having an emergency), then perhaps consider continuing this practice every once in a while just so that every once in a while doesn’t become more often than once in a while.
Take Up A New Hobby Such As Baking Or Painting
There’s nothing like a new hobby to get you out of your comfort zone and help you make new friends. Our favorite hobbies are baking and painting, but there are so many options!
Another idea is to learn how to play an instrument, like the piano or guitar. You’ll learn something new while making beautiful music with your friends.
You might be thinking this sounds like a lot of work because you don’t have any money or time right now! We hear ya—that’s why we created Covid! It’s so easy, it doesn’t even require any money or time! Just sign up for Covid today (you’ll need an email address) and start saving without even realizing it!
Take Up Writing Letters To Your Family And Friends
Take up writing letters to your family and friends. We often forget this old-school way of communicating with each other.
Writing letters is a great way to keep in touch with the people you love, and also an excellent way to express how you feel about them, even if it’s just for fun. Letters can be sent via snail mail or email; either way, they will get there!
Read Books That You Always Wanted To Read But Never Had The Time
Reading can be a great way to kill time and pass the time, especially if you have a long commute.
You can use this app to read books relevant to your interests and increase your knowledge. The advantage of using this app is that there are no deadlines or pressure—you can read at your own pace, so go ahead and start reading whatever book you want!
Don’t worry about finishing the entire book in one sitting (or even after one week). Don’t let the fear of not finishing a book stop you from starting it in the first place!
And lastly: don’t feel guilty about jumping around between books because each one has different levels of complexity. There are many options available for all types of readers – young adults will love YA novels while adults may prefer nonfiction reads instead.
Covid Doesn’t Have To Dismiss Fun Activities If You Use It To Your Advantage
Covid helps you to be more productive, efficient, organized and aware of your surroundings. The app tracks your steps and movements throughout the day.
Along with this information, it will also keep tabs on how much time you spend sitting down or lying in bed. This way Covid users will be able to see which activities they tend to do less often than others.
This means that if someone tends to sit down a lot at their computer then they can make an effort for standing up more often or take regular breaks from the computer screen when they are working on something important such as writing an article or finishing up a presentation before leaving work for the day!
Conclusion
With Covid, it’s going to be a long time before we can go back to the way life was. In the meantime, I hope these ideas will help you to use this lockdown for your own benefit. You will be able to take care of yourself better and focus on what is important in life. Until we get a vaccine or a cure, let’s all follow these 8 steps and make the most out of this situation!
