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By *rHotNotts OP   Man
over a year ago

Dubai & Nottingham

So many people now working from home or not working at all and the usual social activism coning to a halt , how will you pass all the time ? How will you make sure you grow not shrink ? The risk for many is you abuse your brain with Netflix and porn and slip Into depression.

But there’s actually some great opportunities. Some things we are planning to do / do more more:

Hiking and wild camping in the Peak and Lakes District . We are offering to take people kids to give them a break and teach them some resilience and skills, we promise to leave the really naughty ones there.

Three peaks, Yorkshire 3-peaks, Coast 2 Coast cycle team challenges for all the bored alpha men (and women)

Sort the garden and vegetable plots - but no planting out till 1st May !!!

Find some wild yeast in the forest and make a killer craft IPA.

Watch just about everything on TED talks.

Helping charities , volunteering to deliver, checking in on lonely people, and helping them setup audio conferencing , daily scrums etc many of them are lost when it comes to remote working.

Start 2-3 new home based businesses , not sure exactly what yet , we have a few ideas, good time to leverage low rates, any collaborators, investors or innovators get in touch

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Wanking

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By *ntraditionalwomanWoman
over a year ago

Manchester


"Wanking "

not so funny when peoples mental health will dip. its very important not to let our mental health slip. we need to keep it healthy now for when we are back to the norm or near as norm. walking is a great way to get out and about. appreciate the finer things in life

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Spring clean the house, tidy the garden, long walks on nature reserves and watch Spooks on iPlayer

I belong to an organisation where the majority of the members are over 70. I have put my name forward as willing to do shopping and collect prescriptions.

Keep in touch with family and friends via phone and email.

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By *rHotNotts OP   Man
over a year ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"Wanking

not so funny when peoples mental health will dip. its very important not to let our mental health slip. we need to keep it healthy now for when we are back to the norm or near as norm. walking is a great way to get out and about. appreciate the finer things in life"

Exactly ... we also have an opportunity to grow mentally and spiritually through this and do new things

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By *rHotNotts OP   Man
over a year ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"Wanking "

Don’t neglect the other, much larger, sexual organ in your body, or in your case maybe not

Happy Wanking

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Wanking

Don’t neglect the other, much larger, sexual organ in your body, or in your case maybe not

Happy Wanking "

I'll also be working, walking, running, reading, etc.

Reading some responses people need to lighten up a little. Best of luck with your plans

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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago

Welsh Lass

It’ll make no difference to me apart from the kids being home more and my working hours reduced. I’m practically a hermit anyway, if we go out walking we go walking in the mountains/forests/beaches so it’s stuff we would normally do anyway. I have coursework i still have to do, i enjoy drawing so might actually get back into that. Gardening, Sort out wardrobes, declutter. Plenty to get on with and keeping the kids entertained.

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By *OXO2018Couple
over a year ago

Norfolk


"Wanking "

Yep lol. MrsXOXO

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Got myself a nintendo swit h and a big backlog of games to play.

That and cycling through the woods should keep me going.

And wanking.... obviously.

Plus, i'm not gonna shave my face or cut my hair until this is over. I reckon we're looking at 9 months, I wanna see how feral I can look by the end of this :D

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By *ntraditionalwomanWoman
over a year ago

Manchester


"Wanking

not so funny when peoples mental health will dip. its very important not to let our mental health slip. we need to keep it healthy now for when we are back to the norm or near as norm. walking is a great way to get out and about. appreciate the finer things in life

Exactly ... we also have an opportunity to grow mentally and spiritually through this and do new things "

i leant how to knit the other day lol

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By *ntraditionalwomanWoman
over a year ago

Manchester


"Wanking

Don’t neglect the other, much larger, sexual organ in your body, or in your case maybe not

Happy Wanking

I'll also be working, walking, running, reading, etc.

Reading some responses people need to lighten up a little. Best of luck with your plans "

i like a laugh as much as the next person amd keeping myself sane. my point is this a post out keeping yourself busy.you will wank either way lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Doom Eternal and Animal Crossing New Horizons being delivered today

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By *eonnieCouple
over a year ago

Worsley

Not my list (I'm a serial procrastinator) but some good ideas here:

47 Ways to Improve Your Life During Self-Isolation

1. Read all the books you buy and never bother reading.

2. Set up your side hustle idea.

3. Update your resume.

4. Learn a language.

5. Take a course or learn a skill with YouTube videos

6. Become a morning person.

7. Get into an exercise regime (assuming you’re not sick).

8. Sort out your wardrobe.

9. Clear out your pantry.

10. Set a budget and cash flow plan.

11. Roll together all your superannuation/pension accounts.

12. Sort out your kitchen cupboards.

13. Plan a renovation.

14. Read recipe books and make notes.

15. Learn about different herbs and how to cook with them.

16. Flip your mattress.

17. Sort through your makeup/skincare collection.

18. Polish your shoes.

19. Start an achievement log of everything you’re proud of from the last year.

20. Start journaling.

21. Wash your Converse (or similar canvas shoes!)

22. Clean your mirrors.

23. Clean your windows.

24. Test out different night time routines.

25. Try meditating.

26. Set 12 month goals.

27. Write out your ideal day, and get clear on what you really want out of life.

28. Make a career presentation for your next job interview.

29. Look at job ads online and take note of key skills, and then start learning any you don’t already have.

30. Call your family/friends.

31. Keep a video diary that you can look back on.

32. Organise your iPhone photo albums.

33. Declutter your iPhone apps.

34. Organise your computer files.

35. Back up to your hard drive.

36. Finally email and get a refund for that thing you’ve been ignoring on your to-do list! 

37. Look through old photos/videos.

38. Take a challenge with your partner to tell each other 1 story about your childhood that you haven’t told them before. 

39. Sort out all the food you have in your house and write out all the meals you can make with it.

40. Set up a new meal plan for post-isolation life.

41. Do a jigsaw puzzle.

42. Do a crossword.

43. Play a board game.

44. Stretch every morning.

45. Reorganise the layout of a room.

46. Finally put up those picture hooks.

47. Do a mystery taste test of food/drinks in the home.

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By *eonnieCouple
over a year ago

Worsley

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By *eonnieCouple
over a year ago

Worsley

Oops, posted twice by mistake!

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By *cloversCouple
over a year ago

Hull

Hopefully I will remain fit & continue to work on the "front line" - my spare time will be spent sleeping or aimlessly foraging for food. He is working from home & as I'm his boss at work I shall make sure he has little spare time to waste

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By *arakiss12TV/TS
over a year ago

Bedford


"So many people now working from home or not working at all and the usual social activism coning to a halt , how will you pass all the time ? How will you make sure you grow not shrink ? The risk for many is you abuse your brain with Netflix and porn and slip Into depression.

But there’s actually some great opportunities. Some things we are planning to do / do more more:

Hiking and wild camping in the Peak and Lakes District . We are offering to take people kids to give them a break and teach them some resilience and skills, we promise to leave the really naughty ones there.

Three peaks, Yorkshire 3-peaks, Coast 2 Coast cycle team challenges for all the bored alpha men (and women)

Sort the garden and vegetable plots - but no planting out till 1st May !!!

Find some wild yeast in the forest and make a killer craft IPA.

Watch just about everything on TED talks.

Helping charities , volunteering to deliver, checking in on lonely people, and helping them setup audio conferencing , daily scrums etc many of them are lost when it comes to remote working.

Start 2-3 new home based businesses , not sure exactly what yet , we have a few ideas, good time to leverage low rates, any collaborators, investors or innovators get in touch "

Playstation, work, housework, tv and cycling. Oh and rub baby oil all over my naked body in an erotic fashion.

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