Dealing with boredom and going stir crazy are unfortunate side effects of doing your part to flatten the curve of coronavirus cases, but even with school, sporting events, and concerts in limbo, for now, there are plenty of interesting ways to occupy your time.
Learn how to do calligraphy—try a YouTube tutorial. Watching someone perform on video is often the best way to learn something new.
Read aloud—Take turns reading plays or poems. Really get into the characters and voices.
Write poetry—Try writing haiku or amusing limericks.
Take up knitting or crocheting.
Draw a self-portrait by looking at yourself in the mirror.
Write a family book—Each family member gets to write a chapter of their character’s escapades.
Rearrange the furniture and decorations in a room to make it look totally different
Take an online typing course to increase your speed.
Try plant therapy—talking to your plants and taking care of their needs for light and water will make you and the plants feel better.
Study Olde English words and phrases and add them to your speech, keeping in mind that ‘brevity is the soul of wit’.
And for all your foot and ankle problems, contact your foot doctor for an evaluation. Dr. Scott Nelson of Foot and Ankle Medical Clinic in Garland, TX (county of Dallas), is a board-certified and highly experienced podiatrist who has helped people suffering from all types of foot and ankle injuries and deformities. From bunions, to diabetic foot problems, sports injuries, and fungal nails, you can trust that Dr. Nelson and his staff are wholeheartedly devoted to your foot health. Please contact our office with any questions you may have or to schedule an appointment by calling 972-414-9800
