Gratituesday 7.14.20 - In Search of Fun

I really don’t have hobbies. The things that interested me became careers. So, as we’re stuck at home, it’s been a challenge for me to find fun. Yes, I’m fully aware this is a first world problem, but as we know all work and no play makes us pretty dull. Usually when I’m in search of fun I head out into the world and try a new restaurant or visit a museum. Unfortunately, those are not options during COVID. And while I'd like to support my local restaurants, I really don't want to bring food in due to the excessive plastic #plasticfreejuly

Therefore I’m going to have to dig deeper. As adults we may not often consider play. But over the next month, I am going to prioritize it. Heck, I schedule work, why shouldn't I also have play on my calendar?

So, I'd love your assistance with some ideas and inspiration. What do you do for fun? As we shelter in place, can you recommend any interesting things you've done? I'm looking for things other than baking bread and watching Netflix - and if they're reasonably priced, all the better!

In the meantime, I reflect. Care to join me and share your GRATITUDES, VICTORIES & DESIRES? I'll go first! You can add yours in the comment section below.

GRATITUDES

  1. The ability to stay home/work from home

  2. Fellow New Yorkers who properly wear masks

  3. Cross ventilation in my apartment (and my tower fan!)

  4. A dishwasher and laundry in my apartment

  5. Supportive colleagues in this crazy time

VICTORIES

  1. The return of premarital counseling inquiries!!

  2. 118 consecutive days of Spanish lessons on Duolingo

  3. Daily meditation and regular yoga students

  4. Jumping 4 pages when searching my business on Google

  5. Baking my first galette

DESIRES

  1. To say farewell to vertigo for good

  2. Better work/life balance

  3. A fully clean & organized apartment - baby steps, so let’s start with the bedroom!

  4. Reasonably priced window treatments

  5. A pedicure (offered outdoors! :)

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