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These days, most people are blocked in their homes because of thecoronavirus pandemic. And let's face that, there is only so manybooks you can read andTelevision shows that you can watch Before starting to go a little crazier. Whether you work from home, at home at home to your children or take college classes online, your current newspaper has probably started feeling a little monotonous. So, if you are looking to mix your quarantine routine, we have covered you.

ForAndrew Taylor, founder ofNervous lawyer, "Formal Friday" accommodation is how he plans to get out of thequarantine rut. When you spend time in your home, it can be "hard to get out of his pajamas," he says. That's why he started the ritual from Friday to dress. It's a "fun way" to motivate to make an effort with his appearance for a moment when every day are "melt together," he says. After all, you could always use a good excuse for dusting an old tux or a fancy dress!

If you are quarantined with a group of people, you're lucky.Kenny Trinh, editor ofNetbooknews, says he started to welcome daily competitions with his family to shake things. A family member "will choose a category or task to do" and the one who does the best gain a price of the hiding place of the snacks.

"We had an artistic competition yesterday and my youngest girl all beat everything with her almost realistic portrait of a tiger," says Trinh. "Personally believing it's one of the best things you can do while quarantining - you arrive atSpend quality time with your familyAnd you must also do semi-productive things. "

Eating the same things every day - especially things you have eaten all your life - can be a source of comfort, but it can also make you feel like you areBill Murray inmarmot.

"One way to get stuck in a rut is to eat the same meal day after day, or the same week of snacks after the week," saysNicole Starbuck, spiritual mentor and life coach. "Try something new, as this recipe you visited on Pinterest and make an adventure."

If youhave garden space outside your home-Even the little ones of spaces will do it - there is no better time to try your hand to gardening. Many home shops, likeHome Depotare still open or you can buy Amazon tools, saysKatie Ziskind, LMFT, owner ofWISDOM TO TIPS.

"Gardening can help balance your mental health because you can watch your tulips, fruit trees and beautiful flowers grow year after year," she says. "It's a good period of the year to plant perennials that can remind you how much you came when they bloom next year for the moment."

Even if you already take online courses for school, tryseparate classes On things that interest you personally is a great way to change things. You do not even need to take the same class every day or every week, saysRisa Williams, LMFT, a psychotherapist coach and online life.

"There is so much right now to choose things like free dance classes, virtual paint lessons and even free guitar courses," she says. "It helps to break time and it gives you something to hope every week. Many people also welcome happy happy hours, virtual video evenings."

ForVShad Brodsky, founder ofCity Brew ToursQuarantine means that it is no longer able to "entertain, educate and captivating people on the road" as an operator of a local brewery tour. But even a pandemic can not keep it from his passion. Meanwhile, he and his team had a creative way to bring brew to people withHomebrew live experience-A virtual event that allowed him to bring the experience of artisanal beer in people's homes, "says Brodsky.

This may seem like a simple task, butMarriage of how your furniture is positioned Each so often can help you feel like you have a new home, especially when you spend so much time inside.Ahmed Ali, awareness consultantInterior champion, says he rearranges his living room during the quarantine and he has already felt as if he has a totally new space. The best part? It does not cost you anything.

It can be difficult to stay responsible for your normal workout routines or start new training routines or start new, while you are stuck in the house, unable to go to the gym. That's why Ali recommends choosing a friend or family member to be your "virtual gym partner". Whether you do an online yoga, taking a virtual workout class, or just yourself working alone, ask someone to do with you while a video call is a good way to "stay in shape "and Be social, he says.

If you connect with your friends and your family online, try going on a virtual treasure hunt, explainsKELENNE TUITT, a family medicine doctor certified by the board.

"[Do it] So you have to find some articles online, outside and at home," she recommends. "It can be in an enigma format, and you have to buffered your photos or make a video of you with the article. He who collects all the articles first wins a dinner date on the group that will be honored a times the civid-19 pandemic solves. "