How did you cope up with boredom?

Well, I've had that feeling before but it went away when I found a hobby. I started playing World of Warcraft and my boredom went away. It was like a whole new world for me to explore and conquer so that made me pre-occupied.

I seldom experience boredom nor felt my life to be in a certain routine. I guess because I try to do a regular activity differently from time to time. Just like how I do myLoting, today I started browsing topics from "friends started" tab, then tomorrow, I might do it from the "today's top" all the way to the "no responses" part or may do myLotting in the morning for a change. Another way is to find a hobby that I will enjoy doing every time I have a spare time. I usually read books or newspapers but now I am trying to finish a set of 100 difficult Sudoku puzzles in my mobile phone.

i have alomst same routine though i am not a working woman, but i have to do them...no excuses from them , but i relax myself by doing things of my choices when i am free, like surfing on net, mylotting, being with friends online and offline.

Hi there France 7! I coped up with boredom with the help of the internet, my friends and family, music, books, movies and TV shows. I also make scrapbooks when I'm bored and I'm in the mood for crafts.

heeello there France7!The thing is I've never felt bored in my life.I mean,except when I'm reading for exams!lol.I can really entertain myself and others.At home,I'll myLot,surf,blog,clean my room and write up my thesis.

I read, A LOT, when I'm bored. Also, if I feel like I'm in a rut, I find new recipes to try and spend my day baking them. Also, to try from getting into a run, I make all sorts of different things for breakfast for the kids. Yesterday morning I actually made pancakes that tasted like banana bread, I've made them peanut butter and jelly french toast a couple of times, and I've even made them green eggs and ham. Plus they like snakes, which is just biscuit dough rolled out then lay cheese and ham or whatever you want on them and roll it to look like a snake (that was Paula Deen's recipe only she used crescent rolls I think).