Are you stuck on auto-pilot and bored with your life?
Do you cook the same dinners each night and watch the same Netflix shows over and over?
If so, it's time for a change.
The same routine day in and day out can lead to boredom at best, or at worst, leave you worn out, drained, and unfulfilled.
Take a break from the same old, same old and end boredom with our list of fun things to do at home
There are many fun and affordable activities you can do without leaving the comfort of your own home.
Once we accept that we don’t have all the answers, life becomes an exciting adventure of asking questions.
Curiosity allows us to open our minds to new worlds and adopt ideas that we couldn't have conceived on our own.
For every question we have an answer to, there are thousands we don’t.
Some are profound, while others can be quite silly.
Either way, asking questions can be a great way to get to know someone, liven up a party, or lead you down a path to greater wisdom.
To help you on that journey, we’ve found over a hundred mind-boggling questions to ask yourself or someone else.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow described Sunday as “the golden clasp that binds together the volume of the week” — and we agree that it’s a fitting description.
Ultimately, a Sunday can set a tone for the week.
So in honor of the special day, today we’re breaking down 41 fun Sunday activities.
Are things feeling a little meh lately?
Ready to spice up your life with fresh experiences?
We know it’s hard to come up with new ideas, especially at the last minute.
That’s why we’ve made it easy for you with a curated list of fun and novel activities for you to try.
We’ve selected each activity because they aren’t the usual run-of-the-mill ideas you’ve likely already tried.
These suggestions will add excitement and variety to your everyday routine and make you the go-to friend with the best ideas for a good time.
Stay with us as we explore these not-to-be-missed suggestions, and prepare to embark on a journey that will make your life more interesting than ever before!
You don’t have to be old to feel your mojo slipping away. I first felt it at 32 after having my first child—overweight, exhausted, and sporting an unfortunate haircut. I looked like a tired squirrel and felt like my former self had disappeared with my pre-baby waistline.
“Mojo” originally referred to magic and spells for luck and power. These days, it’s all about energy, vigor, and feeling alive.
If you're feeling depleted, overwhelmed, or just plain blah, your mojo might be missing. And once it’s gone, it’s tough to get back. But staying in that mojo-less space too long can lead to an even deeper rut.