[ohhhhhh]

Really run out of ideas, help

[skuraitsang]

learning things on the internet is good, through covid i learned coding and some video editing

[ohhhhhh]

I learned some minor C++, intermediate Malay, and how to cook Kari Ayam, all online since this quarantine started

[Caramello]

Learn how to program, or speak a langauge. Can still practice a new language online with other people, make new friends, learn about other cultures, et al.

[AncientStig]

Yoga. Low intensity yet good physical activity that will pay off if you keep it up.

[sphynx123]

Learning music or becoming more immersed in musical culture

[ohlana]

Work out bruh get some gains even if its small gains

[harolde157]

Read anything and everything. Write if you can. Come up with an indoor fitness routine. Build your first post-covid/return to some sort of normalcy vacation. Learn to play an instrument. Bake. Cook.

[joachimlee]

Just workout as much as you can. Learn to invest your money

[Hellohellobyebye]

Reading has practically saved me during the lockdown periods. Super therapeutic and time just flies when you're reading something you're interested in.

[trinidadRabbit]

Reading books, especially '"classics" stuff that was shoved down our throats in highschool. Now that I'm older I can take my time and actually enjoy them.

[dannyisme]

stop motion. Every stable person makes at home stop motion films.
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[harolde157]

hahahah. Not having to write a paper at the end is a great feeling.

[Whatitis]

Watch YouTube videos on the around-the-house jobs you have been procrastinating from.

[idekblad]

Exercising , trust me when i say this , even by doing basic no equipment workouts I can see my abs are more visible and I can jump higher , trust me .  I also recommend the app home workout as it helps you stay on track and also gives really good workouts , this is what I used

[asdasd1123]

as other people have mentioned, you can definitely find so many different courses on a variety of languages, skills, etc. personally, ive been dedicating myself to buying a couple pieces of gym equipment for home, and just been trying to compensate for my lack of movement at home to keep up a relatively healthy physique

[Buver]

Buy a dart board, it’s really fun

[bm-999]

Learn a new skill, find something your interested in and research it on youtube etc.

[theanodude]

learn a new skill or enhance one you already have is the best thing u could do