What do you do to cut boredom?
By riani2009
@riani2009 (581)
Indonesia
3 responses
@moneymakingtoday (4065)
• Philippines
7 Sep 09
to cut boredom, i do that too. i check my emails and chat with friends.
sometimes, i go and clean my clothes cabinet and decongest it with clothes that don't fit me anymore and give them to my relatives in the province.
@maryihla (104)
• United States
7 Sep 09
I am rarely, if ever, bored. Even when I'm alone, with nothing specific to do, I simply enjoy my own company.
When I was in college, I worked one summer as a trade organization's sole employee. My job was to answer the telephone and take messages -- that's it. (This was in the days before cell phones, voice mail, and even answering machines.) The phone rang only a few times a day, so I spent my time reading "Rise and Fall of the Third Reich" by William Shirer. I learned a great deal about Nazi Germany that summer.
Years later I was working the night shift as a proofreader for a large typesetting company. Most nights I finished the jobs about halfway through the shift. We weren't allowed to bring in reading materials, so I sat and browsed through the dictionary. I increased my vocabulary quite a bit in the six months before I was laid off.
I look at boredom as a lost opportunity for self-improvement.
@Eisenherz (2909)
• Portugal
7 Sep 09
Well many things, always depending on the mood. Usually I just go with listening to music or playing some video game. If I'm in the mood I might prefer to watch a movie instead however. Sometimes I even spend hours reading on historical revisionism, so heh, I guess I am never bored. There's always something new to learn out there.
