I have always like doing a lot of things at the same time so I can keep myself busy, but the problem is that I get bored too quickly. However, with the pandemic going on I have found a lot of new things that I like to do. For example, at the beginning of quarantine last year I was really into tie-dye and it helped me to cope with the pandemic, but now it wouldn't be my first choice if I have time and I want to do something. Another thing is that I learnt how to make wire rings in fact, they are easy to do and before I even noticed I had like 30 in total that's why I tried to sold them on Instagram, but it didn't work out that well. In addition, I also like going out and ride my bike, but lately I haven't been able to go out that much, because I haven't had the time to do it, but I should be doing it more often because it helps me with my stress and anxiety.
If I need to choose one country to travel to it would be Australia. Well this country is known for being really dangerous, so if you are a tourist you have to be extra careful and have your eyes wide open 24/7, so why this one? Because you can go from an extreme experience to a chill one just in a couple of hours, for example you go to a trip to the unmatched Great Barrier Reef, because if you dont get to see it you didnt go to Australia. Next day you take some surf classes, at night you are a little tired so you spend the night out watching a concert at the Sydney Opera House, and when you get out you try to find Nemo! And lastly but not less important you spend a whole day in the beach trying to get the full "Aussie experience", even though you wont be able to make it because you will be too busy looking like a basic tourist.
Hi Antonia, I agree with you, it is important to do things that help mental health, no matter how minimal they are.
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