(LIFESTYLE)WAYS TO KEEP YOURSELF ENTERTAINED DURING THIS PERIOD

people all over the world are advised to keep off from gatherings & instead are  encouraged to stay at home so has to avoid getting covid19.
But there are many ways you can keep yourself engaged during this period & hence avoid the boredom that comes with staying indoors.
1. Watching movies
If you're a movie holic then this is the time to watch them . There are alot of movies on Netflix, ranging from action, romance & adventures. At least by doing that you can keep yourself busy.

2. Listening to music
Almost everyone loves music. You can take this to listen to different type of music genres. Music will take away your mind from reality for sometime

3. Try cooking different kinds of foods.
This is the time to try & cook food that you have never cooked before. You have the time to do that. As long as you have the recipe why not try to do that.

4. Gaming.
This goes especially to men. You can try gaming online with your friends  or even with strangers this will keep you entertained & hence boredom will not be part of your day.

5. Singing & dancing.
This may apply to both gender. You can try singing or even dancing & then share your audio clips or videos of yourself doing the moves on social media. After this pandemic period you might find yourself becoming a professional dancer or musician. We have seen several people come into limelight by just doing crazy stuff on social media. So take your time & decide what you want to do.

















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