25 Fun Activities to Do at Home to Remove Your Boredom

There's a joke somewhere that says you'll only read a love book, or if you're in prison. Since being stuck at home is the best option for prison, why not pick up a book?

Is that what you neglect because you are too busy with work or something else? Activities? Being stuck at home, why not take the time to fix a little? It may not be one of the funniest things to do at home, but hey, it will make you feel much better and more accomplished.

With more time in your hands, you can now work on those squeaky hinges, rusty pipes and any carpentry languishing for your attention.

Don't miss the good old days when people still played board games and really interacted with other human beings?

If you are a virgin podcast, you may have a new addiction. Podcasts are like radio programs over Internet, saved on a portable multimedia device. Like radio programs, there are numerous genres available to choose from. There is typical comedy, talk show, political and drama content, along with specialized podcasts.

As silly as it may seem, exploring the house can still be one of the unexpected fun things to do at home. Some people do this to do some kind of "maintenance test" to look for things that need repair. Some do domestic archeology and see some of the interesting old things that may have been forgotten.

Only with nothing but your thoughts? What a great time to write it! Blogging is not only therapeutic but also a good practice for your word crushing skills.

If you are an energetic type of a person, and cannot sit all day, do push-ups, squats, or just go jogging or walking.

Take a tour of the memory lane and see the old yellowish albums of the family archives.

Your dog appreciates an unscheduled walk through the neighborhood, and maybe your cat is looking for some laser pointer chasing. Or simply caress them.

Drag the refrigerator and cupboards and try to create a dish with those ingredients like Jamie Oliver.

With extra time on your hands, clean old unused clothes and those that don't fit well for donation. Or use them for a DIY clothing project.

Change old shirts to something you want to wear every day or put on the shorts.

If you have a camera at home, go and try the picture. Explore the neighborhood and document life as you see it.

Not enough books at home? So the library is the place to go. You will get free air conditioning and Wi-Fi, and you can even meet a new friend.

If your neighborhood has a local historical landmark, an industrial ruin or some spooky rumored place like an abandoned house, try your guts exploring these areas. Just be careful not to get caught by transferring.

If you are the type that is good with children, try to do it. They may even pay you for your help.

Like the ideal suburban neighbor, help the next-door neighbor with their homework if you are bored and do your own chores.

If you have a musical instrument in the house and an Internet connection, there are a lot of instructional videos that help you learn any type of musical instrument. If you don't have any musical instrument at home, you can buy a ukulele with less budget which is easy to play.

If you have a small plot in your backyard, try growing some herbs and vegetables for your culinary needs.

You may have an old console of your childhood collecting dust in the attic or garage. Relive the good old days by beating those classic games you used to love.

Knit, create origami, write calligraphy and lots of crafts according to your preferences.

Sit down, take out your agenda and write down all the activities you plan to do in the future. This is also a good time to write your "to do" and "buy" lists for future reference.

Netflix and cooling is the default activity if you are stuck in any way.

When you can't think of anything or you're just so lazy that you just want time to pass, take a nap.