[ SECRET POST #2467 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2467 ⌋

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[Attack on Titan]


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[Harry Potter]


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[Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D./Phil Coulson]


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[Breaking Bad / Back to the Future]
















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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Totally normal feelings, but I'm just here to offer a few things you could kill time with other than media:
- Take up knitting or crochet. Takes some effort to master, but once you've got it it's super easy to make basically everything you want, and there's free patterns everywhere
- Volunteer at a nursing home. You can do this in a structured way or you can just show up with biscuits and chat to people who don't get a lot of visitors
- Any DIY that needs doing around the house? Now's the time to do it. No DIY to do? There's always a small not-actually-necessary home improvement project, a wall to paint, tablecloth to embroider... whatever
- Clean up your computer. Yes, you may run into all sorts of fannish things if that's your style and no, it doesn't actually matter how much stuff you have on your computer, but I find it very relaxing to go through all the pictures and files once in a while and sort & discard
- Make a photo album, either IRL or on your computer and have it printed. Family albums make good gifts for the holidays, and vacation albums are good coffee table books
- Try on every single item of clothing in your wardrobe, and do the 'do I like this/need this/can I afford to buy a new one of this?' thing. Then, discard what doesn't fit, you don't like, or is ruined, make a list of the things you want to buy new (and can afford), and go shopping for it

Just some things that helped me, hope you find them useful. Good luck!

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

It's funny because my grandma gave me a bunch of yarn and needles the day after I told her about the break-up. For some reason I decided to make a blanket for my first project. Yeah, that's taking a while, ha...

The clothing thing also sounds like a good idea, thanks. I usually buy new clothes during the "Black Friday" sales, because I haven't got too much money, and I should prepare for that. It'll be easier if I set out different weekends to try stuff on. Thank you.