▲Remember that time you promised yourself that you'd learn how to play an instrument, and it just never happened? Now is the moment!

▲Finish that book you started reading six months ago.

▲You've always wanted to write a novel. Stop procrastinating and start writing!

▲If cooking's not one of your many skills, it's never too late to start. Since you have nothing else to do, grab a cook book and an apron and let's get to work!

▲Now that you know how to cook, treat yourself to a good meal.

▲Assuming you can bake, now's the time to try out a new recipe.

▲Import your latest travel photos from your digital camera to your computer.

▲Set up your favorite printed photos in an album.

▲Take this chance to write your adventures down.

▲The obvious next step. No idea where you want to travel? Look online and get inspired to plan your next trip.

▲Always wanted to start your own YouTube channel? Today is the day.

▲Prefer podcasts over videos? Go for it!

▲They say knowledge is power. This is a great opportunity to learn something new.

▲Speaking of learning something new, you could spend your at home days learning a new language.

▲Bingewatching Netflix is always a good idea.

▲Make a playlist of your favorite songs, listen, and enjoy.

▲If you feel weighed down by a bunch of unanswered emails, try to answer as many as possible.

▲Get your home all nice and clean.

▲Finally get rid of your pile of dirty clothes.

▲Organize—or reorganize—and declutter your wardrobe.

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Load a box of all the clothes you don't wear anymore for donation.

▲Add some essential oils for full relaxation.

▲Taking proper care of your hair takes time. If you're indoors anyway, use this opportunity to deep condition your hair.

▲Makeup brushes should be cleaned regularly.

▲If you don't feel like or can't go out do some shopping, the Internet is the answer.

▲What are all the things you really want to do? Write them down!

▲Have more concrete goals? Make a vision board then! You have to start somewhere, right?

▲Now's a great time to make some personal and professional calls.

▲It is your opportunity to nap without feeling guilty!

▲Let your creativity run free by drawing, for instance.

▲If you're looking for a new job or thinking about quitting your current one, you might want to update your CV.

▲Forget the day-to-day struggles for a minute and meditate.

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Maybe you have a home gym? If not and you still feel like working out, click through this gallery for a list of fitness routines you can do right in the privacy and comfort of your own home. No complex or tricky equipment necessary.

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Does the coronavirus outbreak make you worried to go out? Or is it just the rain keeping you inside? No matter why you're stuck at home, there are a bunch of fun things you can do. From professional and personal development to just plain fun, we give you 50 ways to enjoy your time at home. Read on!

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Fun things to do when you're stuck at home

If you can't go out, just have some fun inside

24/03/20 por StarsInsider

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Does the coronavirus outbreak make you worried to go out? Or is it just the rain keeping you inside? No matter why you're stuck at home, there are a bunch of fun things you can do. From professional and personal development to just plain fun, we give you 50 ways to enjoy your time at home. Read on!

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