Top 10 Things To Do While “Social Distancing”

Maureen Tess-Fieberg

4 years ago

Hi Friends!

If you are working from home, staying in, had a trip or event canceled, or are lost without your favorite sports game, we’ve put together a list of some fun things you can do during this time. Also, some tips for WFH. If you need anything or have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us!

Stay positive. Stay healthy.

Top 10 Things To Do While “Social Distancing”

1. Have a Game Night

– 31 Fun Games for Family Game Night

–

10 Best Adult Party Games That’ll Make Any Game Night

Download fun game apps such as:

– Heads Up

– Family Feud Live

– Fibbage

– Piccolo

2. Get Ahead of Spring Cleaning

Take this time to declutter and reorganize your home or apartment!

–

100 Best Organizing Tips for the Tidiest Home Ever

– How to

Store Your Winter Clothes

–

10 Marie Kondo Organization Tips That Will Change Your Life

3. Cook Local Staples in Your Kitchen!

– Joe Beddia’s Homemade Pizza

– Res Ispa’s Agrodolce Chicken

– Yehuda Sichel’s Matzo Ball Soup

– Zahav’s Hummus

– Marc Vetri’s

Tagliatelle with Wild Mushrooms

– Vernick’s

Pea Butter And Bacon Toast

– Edamame Dumplings

4. Have an At-Home Date Night

–

20 Romantic At-Home Date Night Ideas For Everyone

– Tacos & Tequila Night

– Take your time + make your favorites from scratch — Sushi, Gnocchi, Ice Cream

– Start a New Show

5. Read a Book

–

The New York Times Best Sellers

–

Barnes & Noble Stores’ Bestsellers

– Elle’s Best Books Of 2020 (So Far)

6. Start Spring Home Maintenance

–

10 Home Maintenance Tips for Spring

–

The Annual Home Maintenance Checklist

– 15 Spring Home Maintenance Tips

7. Brainstorm Idea’s for Home Improvement Projects

– New Kitchen Trends

– Houzz Compact Patio Ideas

– Boost Curb Appeal With Shutters

– Add Seasonal Planters and Window Boxes

8. Workout at Home

–

How to Start an At-Home Yoga Practice

– Sweat with Kayla

– Find the Best At-Home Workouts for You

– Peloton or Mirror

9. Go For a Walk + Look at Nature

10. Get Rest + Strengthen Your Immune System

–

7 Mistakes That Can Weaken Your Immune System (and How to Fix Them)

–

Coronavirus Resource Center

–

Facts (and Myths) About Boosting Your Immune System

5 Tips For Working From Home

1. Location, Location, Location

Try to find yourself a dedicated and comfortable spot to work that you can associate with your job and leave when you’re off the clock — that means get off the couch, and definitely out of bed.

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2. Bring The Outdoors In

If you do not have any greens in your designated work from home location, consider adding some indoor plants to create a more inviting and creative space. Plus, they make your home’s air healthier!

Check out the link here for some ways to freshen up your home décor with a touch of green.

3. Repurpose your Commute

A major perk of working from home is ditching the commute. Use this time in the morning for a workout, self-renewal, or family time.

4. Show your face

When possible, use video over the standard conference call to help create more interactions and avoid loneliness.

Checkout video conferencing resources such as Zoom, BlueJeans, Skype, or Lifesize.

5. Create lists

Every morning, create a list of what you will deliver by the end of the day. If it’s helpful, scribble these down the night before so you can dive straight into work in the morning.

If you don’t have a physical notepad handy, I LOVE the “Google Keep” in G Suite. Keep offers a variety of tools for taking notes, including text, lists, images, and audio.

Maureen Tess Fieberg & Antoinette Embry

REALTOR® | DRE# 01217712
619.239.8377
maureen.tess@compass.com

REALTOR®DRE# 01305747

619.504.9979

antoinette.embry@compass.com

*Seek advice and counsel of a medical professional and/or officials prior to going outdoors or any items mentioned in the above.

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