Things to do

This post is a list of things to do. Ironically, I got the idea for the post on a day when I decided to do nothing. I plan to add more things in the future, so expect this post to be updated. Most of the entries are inspired by other resources, which I cite in footnotes where relevant. Here we go:

• Drink more water.

• Buy a plant.¹

• Water the plants.

• Dust your plants.²

• Go to bed earlier.¹

• Visit a local museum.²

• Buy less.

• Share what you have learned.³

• Read more books.

• Go to the gym.

• Go for a walk without your phone.¹

• Sharpen your knives.¹

• Stop using social media.

• Write a book.²

• Build a Lego set.²

• Keep your shoes clean.³

• Take the stairs.

• Hang your clothes up on non-wire hangers.¹

• Take the scenic route.³

• Learn to sew a button.³

• Research a new-to-you recipe.²

• Keep your kitchen clean.³

• Reuse all plastic bags.¹

• Make your own limoncello.²

• Check out some great paintings.

• Buy an alarm clock and sleep with your phone in a different room.¹

• Plant a tree.³

• Hold a plank for as long as you can.²

• Play a solo board game.²

• Practice yoga.²

• Play chess.

• Write a blog post.

• Get the lighting right in your home.¹

• Leave before you are asked.³

• Learn mental math.³

• Book an extra day off after a holiday.¹

• Know your blood type.³

• Be on time.³

• Remember important dates.³

• Consider going down to four days a week.¹

• Pick up knitting or another fiber craft.²

• Taste before seasoning.³

• Use freshly ground pepper.¹

• Learn touch typing.

• Build up your toe mobility.²

• Put your keys in the same place.³

• Get a massage.

• Make your own kefir.

• Empty your junk drawer.²

• Keep a book in your bag.¹

• Search your email for 'unsubscribe' and unsubscribe for as many as you can.¹

• Let the tea brew fully before adding milk.¹

• Do nothing.²

That is it for now.