Illustrations by Kaitlyn Carr
By Claire Convis
Deputy Editor
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– Look for cheap tickets to sports games – Try ice skating – Go thrift shopping! Even just trying on silly outfits can be fun – Have a cards and board games night – Get drive-thru, Chinese takeout, or split a pizza – Go buy $10 worth of snacks and have a picnic – Hiking—it’s best to go with someone else for safety. Bonus points if you take a dog – Have a mini photoshoot! Get some confident content for the gram – Do a puzzle together—the true test of a relationship – Volunteer at an animal shelter. Show some love to furry friends in need – Stay at home to take some fun online quizzes – Go for a drive, and turn up that playlist for some car karaoke – Go to the arcade, but don’t blow your savings – Visit a botanical garden – Split a couple of drinks or smoothies – Trivia night at a coffee shop |
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– Time for some bath bomb business! Light candles and set up your laptop outside of the tub to watch Netflix – Throw on a face mask and bake some muffins or cookies – Go to a museum—when you’re solo, you can go at your own pace – Go to the movies—sure, it’s fun to go with friends, but sometimes you just want to gaze at Michael B. Jordan in peace – Attend a poetry or a book reading – Hit the gym or attend a new exercise class, if that’s your thing – Journal about the last year, reflecting on what was good, what wasn’t so good and what you learned from it all – Download a meditation app, or look up yoga poses online – Painting or sketching—who cares if it’s any good? Just have fun – Make bracelets, or any jewelry, really – Write a letter to yourself to open in a year, or five – Have a dance party with who? That’s right. You know just the right songs to play, too – Take yourself out for dessert |
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