Boredom

My days are long; my abilities and energies limited--I'm still not driving.  I mean, I had been on the cusp of a major new project--seminary--and now not only is that not happening for a year (still the right decision, physically), but I'm not even really doing what I had been (hospice, historic house, GS meetings.)  And while I do see friends, I have a lot of free time that weighs rather heavily.

So, being in a list-making mood, I'm coming up with things I can do in the next six weeks that aren't bingeing on Netflix or zoning out on FB or Pinterest, while the kids are in school:

1. coffee visits with friends
2. crochet more Granny Square blankets
3. crochet flowers
4. practice knitting
5. read current novel
6. read through magazines
7. blog
8. meditate
9. work on family photo albums
10. work on Mommy Hungry 2015 cookbook
11. do family questionnaire which we haven't done in a few years
12. meal planning
13. Zentangle
14. walk
15. play piano
16. call friends
17. brush the cats/visit the basement boys
18. sew on Sis's Shirt
19. practice ASL
20. drink a cup of tea outside
21. gentle purging of shelves, cabinets, and drawers (little things like spices and office supplies, not books or heavy things)
22. study up on Scotland for our trip
23. work on sewing machine skills
24. put badges on Sis's GS sash
25. send cards to friends
26. email "pen pals"