How To Spend Your Weekends Wisely

There are days in our lives that are really tedious, especially weekends – no work and no school. So, what do you usually do during idle times?  I bet you want to kill the boredom, more so, make the most out of your break. It can get quite mind-boggling to figure out what to do, but we’ve rounded up some ideas on how you can spend your weekend after all the seemingly unending hectic week of school or work.

Binge watch your favorite TV series

Haven’t finished that Korea drama you’re watching for two weeks? Well, weekends provide you all the time in the world to catch up and binge watch your favorite TV series. However, watching too much can cause eye strains and back pains, so don’t forget to have breaks in between.

Hold a garage sale

De-clutter your closet and earn extra cash by selling stuff you don’t use anymore. More than just an

activity to bond with your friends, you can even do it for a good cause by raising funds for a foundation.

Go to the beach

Hit the beach with your squad and try surfing or take a swimming lesson. Have fun while under the sun but don’t forget to protect your skin and even your eyes. Make sure to put on a sunscreen and bring with you a quintessential summer accessory such as polarized sunglasses.

Take driving lessons

Weekends are the perfect time to learn something new! Sign up for a driving lesson and start learning

how to drive.

Mediate yourself through yoga

Take your usual exercise routine a notch by joining a yoga class. Not just it improves your mind and

body, but it also reduces stress and increases your concentration. This workout is something new and

different but is totally worth it to try!

Learn how to cook

How many times have you promised yourself that you'll give cooking lessons a shot? There has a lot of cooking schools offering short courses for cooking, so unlock this new skill and start preparing your own meal.

Make the most of your weekend by spending it wisely and productively to feel fresh and pleasant to get back to work or school.