- Read books. Possibly, even the stack of books I took home from my office that are still sitting downstairs.
- Continue to fall asleep tucking Aaron into bed. Tonight I slept for 30 mins in his tiny toddler bed.
- Do some puzzles. A kind family from church let us borrow some because buying a puzzle during a pandemic is up there with trying to buy toilet paper.
- Maybe go to bed before 11:30. But, maybe not. I barely even know what day of the week it is let alone have some semblence of an adult life schedule.
- More zoom game nights with friends and family. Why we weren't always doing this, I have no idea.
- Finish watching Jane the Virgin and also, How I Met Your Mother (again)
- Do some kind of artistic, crafty, creative thing. Actually I know me, what I will actually do is look at the various supplies I have to do such a thing, think about things I could make, go on Pinterest to get some ideas, accidentally look at FB, accidentally look at FB too long, decide it's too late to pull things out and make something.
- Set some time limits on FB again and actually do things that matter. :-)
- Have a campfire outside once it's spring again.
- Do the free Lifetime yoga vids that I still haven't done, but told other people about.
- I just joined some kind of wine club for the pandemic (and because I found a $100 voucher), so I'll probably sit outside and drink a wine and think about how sad it is that I can't hear as many airplanes this year.
- Write some cards to people I like. Leave them on a table because I don't have stamps. Text those people and tell them that I made them cards and will send them eventually.
- Organize stuff? Think about organizing stuff?
- Play board games with Jesse.
- Watch all the vid messages from my friends that I'm always behind on, and maybe I will stop being behind on them.
Sunday, April 12, 2020
How I'll replace this time.
I always like doing this blog during Lent. It's kind of fun for me. This year I liked it even more, because it gave me something else to think about during this pandemic. But, it's a Lent blog, and technically it's not even Lent anymore today (happy Easter), so it's time to quit for the year. Lent might be over, but the pandemic isn't, so here's a list of things I plan to do with this free time:
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