Adventures to have when you're stuck at home

I just love this @lior
It's really strong and interesting and positive. There is always something to explore within the possibilities of one's energy levels.
The other day I discovered some tiny creatures I didn't know existed, via the internet. They are called "Radiolarians" and have the most beautiful silica skeletons.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=tl_onFMjJWA

I have lived 65 years and never knew they existed. I only found out because I was youtube surfing because I hadn't the energy to do anything else.

There is always some adventure to be found!

Thank you for putting these together in one place. I also define adventure as what happens when we are learning something. Which you did include many of those opportunities! How about , doing something different with your own hair or clothing or style, or making some change in your space, your room, your bed covering, or your place. Just brainstorming, here. Excellent topic ! How about searching for a new website to enjoy?

@lior, this wouldn't work for everyone but in the sense that every person is a world, every universe represented in each miniscule part/ grain of sand, etc, communicating thoughts of the moment without pre-editing (this can be harrowing, exhilarating, certainly an opportunity for growth~*~*) is the premise of this annual event: https://www.paulenelson.com/august-poetry-postcard-fest/ it's fairly forgiving of the wayward few who can't complete the 31 cards in 31{56]days and hugely rewarding. this was the first in five years I didn't deem myself up to the adventure but will return to it next summer unless truly impossible. just today I made an illustration for the daughter of one of last year's participants, though, and hope the poem will arise before too long-- the girl is a toddler and was fascinated by the cards her mom was receiving so a few people were choosing to compose/mail her a few of her own. I don't know it personally but think there's a prose-based pen-pal site that exists. I'd love to see one to kids in hospital or elders or....chronically ill folk who don't get enough variety of contact in their everyday. let me know if anyone knows of such a thing (beyond the secret-santa at a year-round, as inspiration strikes sort of thing...)! Love your post.

I like your list. An interesting way to explore our unusual world is Atlas Obscura: www.atlasobscura.com

Love it! thanks for the ideas!
When I was super sick I couldn't do anything but watch the birds at the feeder. Maybe go outside and sit in the sun if I was lucky.
Now as I get better, Activities of Daily Living pretty much suck up whatever energy is available.
Inktober though, never heard of that, that sounds really fun. And Poetry Postcard fest! Much more accessible than Write a Novel in a Month (I know, there's a cute acronym for that.)

When I was really sick I mostly spent time on the internet looking for help- and thus found this site. Which is a huge positive, but it took me awhile to realize that screen time is taxing and should be limited. I was so hungry for answers, for connection... I think podcasts are healthier on our eyes and brains as far as the connection part goes.