14 Things To Do While Stuck At Home During The Coronavirus Quarantine — This Week On “Did You See This?”

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The coronavirus has people staying at home, so why not visit a museum from the comfort of your couch!

Museums around the world are letting people take in art and history while practicing social distancing through virtual tours.

“They should do this for Disneyland because no offense to the Mona Lisa, but I would rather watch a parade where Mickey Mouse does magic,” comedian Fumi Abe joked.

These artists are streaming performances for free online.

The coronavirus outbreak has put an end to concerts for the time being, but John Legend, Pink, and more artists are still finding ways to entertain their fans from afar!

“If I could have any livestreamed concert for free right now, it would definitely have to be from Cher,” comedian Anna Roisman said. “But I know she is not going to because she tweeted that she’s watching Fever Pitch.”

Major movie releases are being postponed, but some are coming straight to home video...

A Quiet Place Part II, F9 (the latest in the Fast & Furious franchise), and Black Widoware just some of the anticipated blockbusters now delayed, but there’s some good news! The Invisible Man and other recent releases have been made available for streaming early.

“If I text you that I’m at home Netflix and chilling, it’s legitimate,” comedian Andrea Lopez joked.

14 things you can do while you’re stuck at home

Maybe it’s time for you to learn a new hobby or catch up on some of those chores you put off for too long. Here are a few ways to keep busy while social distancing!

“Get that podcast off the ground,” comedian Max Spinelli suggested. “Record a few episodes then immediately give up on it.”

A Chicago aquarium let their penguins roam free!

Chicago’s Shedd Aquarium is closed to visitors, but staff used the opportunity to let their penguins explore the other exhibits!

“I know this isn’t how it works, but I can’t stop imagining, like, a dolphin just swimming outside my window looking at me just sort of in my enclosure,” comedian Charlie Barday joked.

Play a board game. Turn off the TV and challenge the family to a board game. Introduce the kids to a classic like Chutes N Ladders or Monopoly, or try a newer one like Settlers of Catan that you can all learn together.

Put together an epic puzzle. When you've got lots of time on your hands, get your hands busy. It'll take your mind off boredom, and completing a big puzzle feels great. 

Watch a rom-com marathon. We'll admit it, romantic comedies have stolen our hearts. 

Sing along to some Disney songs. Get your endorphins flowing by taking it back to childhood. Belt out your favorite musical hits from Disney movies! 

Plan your next getaway. Don't just daydream about getting away from it all. Do one better and actually look up plane tickets and hotel rooms. 

Build a fort. Kids know this already: The couch cushions or a few chairs and blankets make an awesome wonderland. Embrace your inner child, or let your kids show you the way.

Get a workout in. You don't need a gym membership to sweat it out. Pull on your favorite leggings, choose a workout app, and get your blood moving.

Write a letter. In the age of text messages and FaceTime, we don't write out our feelings in long form. Get out some nice paper and spread some love to a friend or family member. 

Watch a sports game. No sports on TV? Queue up some classic old games. 

Call a friend. If you're usually a text person, pick up the phone or video call a faraway friend. The extra connection really makes you feel closer. 

Watch a performance. Instead of turning on Netflix, watch an online opera, ballet, or symphony.

Learn a new language. Thanks to apps like Duolingo, you can stretch your mental muscles wherever you are. 

Watch a movie solo. Getting whatever snacks you want, hoarding the couch, and laughing or crying as loud as you want: Movies make an excellent date for one. 

Have a dance party. Turn on some tunes and get those socks hoppin'. Throw it back with oldies from your glory days or find some hot new stuff to shake your booty.

Learn a dance. Download the Tik Tok appand challenge yourself to learn one of the trending dances everyone is doing.

Play a video game. If you don't have a gaming console, try some of the fun new games that are added to the app store on your phone every day. 

Creative things to do indoors

Start a new book. If you've run through your TV queue, go analog. Try one of the best books of the year to transport yourself to another world. 

Download an audiobook. If you can't get out to the bookstore or want to lighten your load, try audiobooks for listening on the go. The best of the best will make the hours fly by.

Listen to a new podcast. If you've never tried podcasts, you're in for a treat. From true crime to comedy, there are endless options to choose from.

Try a coloring app. Adult coloring books are available in-stores and in mobile app stores, so no need to head to the store. Colorfy and Happy Color will help you get creative without any supplies needed. 

Make a custom photo book. You don't need the talent of Michaelangelo to create a memorable photo book. A variety of online services can help you collect your photos into a beautiful keepsake.

Change up your décor. From the bedroom to living room to kitchen, we have countless ideas to help give your home a quick and easy makeover. Even just rearranging your furniture a little will feel fresh.

Make some wall art. You don't need to be a master painter to DIY some of these fabulous wall decor ideas. 

Try a new recipe. Stop opening and closing the fridge hoping new snacks will magically appear. Take matters into your own hand and make your own tasty dish. 

Bake cookies. Choose a healthy cookie recipeso you can feel good every time you reach for one. 

Make homemade ice cream. Give Ben & Jerry a run for their money and beat boredom. Simply combine a few ingredientsin an ice cream maker and you'll be in awe.

Work on your wish list. Go ahead, dream big for the next holiday. Put together a wish list of items (or experiences) you have your eye on, so you'll never be caught off guard.

Become a YouTube star. Pretend you're Julia Child and film your own cooking show, or teach the camera how to DIY a craft or organization technique. The lifestyle of the rich and famous awaits.

Put together a care package. Take the focus off your own predicament by making a friend or family member feel extra special. Mail them a package full of their favorite things, perhaps with a theme like self-care.

Indoor stress-relief activities 

Paint your nails. Create an at-home spa experience with a mani-pedi. Choose a trending summer hue, add an interesting design, and finish it off with a shiny top coat.

Take a bubble bath. Embrace your free time with a mountain of bubbles and a few drops of essential oils. Bring a good book in there with you, if you don't mind it getting a tad damp. 

Do a face mask. For a quick pick-me-up, apply a nourishing face mask. You can choose one to target a number of issues, including dry skin, acne, or to brighten up a dull complexion. Whatever ails you, there's a mask for that. 

Start journaling. Time will fly by as you jot down your thoughts in a journal. If you want to go even deeper, venture into the artistic world of bullet journals.

Listen to a meditation video. When your mind starts to spiral, turn it inward. Mediation videos can easily guide you through mindful exercises and techniques to reach inner peace.

Try living room yoga. In addition to strengthening your whole body, yoga helps center your mind. You can do it at home with no equipment using a free app, too. 

Do Zumba. There's something about this structured dance party that is sure to lift your spirits. 

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