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It’s that time of the year again – we’re slowly transitioning from “Oh wow, it’s raining” to “Oh no, it’s raining”. The charm of monsoons is slowly fading away, with rains forcing us to cancel our plans and resign ourselves to time cooped up in our house. But wait, who said rainy days can’t be fun? There are plenty of fun things you can do to pass the time when the weather outside is less than ideal. Here are 7 things you can do at home when rains spoil your outdoor plans.
7 fun things to do at home on a rainy day
1. Catch up on TV shows and movies
When rains compel you to spend time indoors, make the most of it by finally streaming the series you’ve been wanting to watch on your Smart TV. No matter what you’re in the mood for, there’s sure to be something to watch on a rainy day. So, curl up on the couch with a blanket and a bowl of popcorn, and let the streaming begin!
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2. Connect with your loved ones
Video call that college friend you haven’t spoken to in months or play a board game with your family members – the rains are just an excuse to bond with the ones you love. If your now-cancelled plans involved a meal, you can always have a virtual luncheon or dinner.
3. Cook something delicious
Speaking of which, there’s nothing like the smell of fresh-baked cookies to brighten up a rainy day. So, fire up your oven, and get creative in the kitchen. And in case cookies are not your thing, you can always whip up some healthy pakoras in your air fryer and pair them with a kadak chai.
4. Cuddle up with a book (or two)
The sound of rain, paired with the warmth of a hot mug, can make you feel all cosy and content. Add a good read to the mix, and you have the perfect way to escape from the rainy reality for a while. So, if you’re looking for a relaxing way to spend a rainy day, your Kindle and your coffee machine are all you need.
5. Organise your stuff
You may like it or dislike it, but you cannot deny that cleaning is therapeutic. If your home feels cluttered, a rainy day is a perfect time to blast your favourite songs on speaker and get organised. You might be surprised at how much you enjoy it.
6. Get creative
Whether writing a poem, painting a picture, or just doodling on a tablet, there’s no better time to let your imagination run wild than a rainy day with no plans. It can also be a great time to pick up a new hobby. Experiment with photography or try knitting a scarf for the upcoming cold months – there’s no limit to what you can or cannot do.
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7. Work out your muscles
While rains may make you feel like just lazing around, you can use the time to get some exercise in. There are different ways to get exercise indoors, so you can find something that you enjoy. You can even make it a group activity by hosting a Zumba party or a yoga session with friends over a video call and tracking your progress with your smartwatch.
Rainy days are a great opportunity to take some time for yourself and do something you love. No matter what you do, make sure to relax and recharge for the routine days ahead.
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