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What To Do When You Are Home Alone

Being home alone is the most boring thing ever

Megan Skala
Jun 10, 2020
Missouri State University
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I am home alone every day for some amount of time so I know how terrible it can be.

1. Painting

During quarantine, I had gotten into painting and I really think it can be fun. If you do not know what to paint you can just look things up online.

2. Sleep

When you are home alone this is about the only time you can sleep however late you want without anyone waking you up.

3. Drawing

I really like to draw but I am not the best. But honestly, I am okay with that because if I really try I think it turns out pretty okay.I usually just look up ideas online about what to draw.

4. Clean

I know, I know, cleaning is not the most exciting thing. But, It can be fun if you turn on some music or the tv and have a little party of your own and no one is stopping how you clean.

5. Baking

Baking can be so fun. You can make whatever you want and then eat however much if that you want. The best part is that if you make a huge mess your mom won't yell at you for it.

6. Painting Nails

Painting your nails can be really fun. You can do whatever you want to them.

7. Take a bath

I am not really one to take a bath but I know that so many people like it. It can just be time to yourself and no one can interrupt you.

8. Watch movies

You can watch as many movies as you want and whichever ones you want.

9. Binge watch a Tv show

Netflix has so many show you are bound to find one for many to watch.

10. Invite friends over

Now I would not recommend having a ton of friends over but if you have a couple that could be fun. You can watch something or just hang out.

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