10 Fun Things to do in Quarantine from the Comfort of Your Home

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It’s safe to say things are understandably weird right now. As the world reacts to the COVID-19 pandemic, people across the planet are staying home, quarantining, and practicing social distancing as an effort to slow — and hopefully stop — the spread of coronavirus. Though staying home is totally necessary right now, it means many of us have found ourselves with a lot of time on our hands. If you're struggling to figure out how to keep yourself occupied beyond your usual at-home hobbies of Netflix and chill, you're not alone.

1-Take a virtual trip at home With travel basically at a standstill, it’s time to embrace a new way to see the world — virtual travel and virtual tours. Thanks to the World Wide Web we can go pretty much as far as desired — all without a passport. Below we’ve rounded up the very best ways to experience the world outside our homes from the comfort of our couches, all broken down by different activity types to make it easier to get going. 2-Make your own ShackBurger

Plenty of excellent programming hit streaming services and the good old fashioned airwaves just in time for the world to slow down. See Thrillist’s selections for the best of the best (plus Westworld), see if your picks made the list, and get to watching.

It’s great to see everyone’s sourdough starters, poached lobsters, and damn cherries jubilee littering Instagram, but some folks need an easier intro to the kitchen. Shake Shack’s8-pack DIY burger kits provide familiar flavors, and a little something to do. They'll probably look good on Instagram too. 3-Check out (or argue about) the best TV shows of 2020 so far 4-Take select MasterClass courses for free We, too, are fatigued of hearing goopy celebrities tell us to master Latin or whatever while in isolation, but staying sharp helps keep the scaries at bay. Learn about cosmetics and beauty, interior design, gardening, and baking from folks at the top of their fields who’d otherwise command a pretty penny for their knowledge. 5-Play remote drinking games

Our skies are more clear than ever, so now’s the best time to start playing amateur astronomer. Tune into the heavens all month long and pay special attention before down on May 14 when you can see Mars and the moon, together at last..

We know you, an adult, don’t need an excuse to imbibe, but these online drinking games may make you feel a little less like you’re drinking alone. And you wouldn’t want that freshly-stocked bar to start collecting dust. 6-Meditate to a creamy queso video Perhaps as proof we are running out of novel forms of self-care, Moe’s Southwest Grill has created a video where a disembodied hand languidly dips a chip into a to-go container of queso, melty cheese yielding to its delivery mechanism. For eight hours. It’s as long as a healthy night’s sleep and almost as relaxing. 7-Catch all of this month's stargazing events 8-Learn to make some of Disney’s famous foods right in your own home Turn your kitchen into the happiest place on Earth with Disney Parks’ recently released churro bites and Dole Whip recipes. Eat ‘em on top of the washing machine for that teacup ride effect. 9-Take a free online photography course and document your isolation

You could spend an hour before bedtime scrolling, searching, and praying to the Netflix gods for just the right thing to watch, or you could consult our guide to Netflix’s funniest shows. Then use all that time you saved streaming more hilarious content.

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