A list of 101 things to Do when writing just isn’t an option

by phoenixdailyphoto

1. Learn a card trick
2. Play solitaire on your iPhone
3. Learn how to touch type
4. Go swimming
5. Recode your blog theme
6. Tidy up your room
7. Rename your collection of 10,000 photos
8. Defragment your hard drive
9. search eBay for the most random stuff
10. Bake fudge brownies
11. Have a picnic
12. Watch a movie
13. Have a nap
14. Mess around with Photoshop
15. Update your address book
16. Organize your documents
17. Lie in the grass and watch the clouds
18. Write in a journal
19. Drink 8 cups of water
20. Learn how to cook
21. Learn how to dance
22. Read a book
23. Visit a graveyard
24. Get in touch with old friends
25. Look through your old yearbooks
26. Give out free hugs
27. Figure out the meaning of life
28. Watch TV
29. Organize your bookmarks
30. Arrange your library using the Dewey Decimal System
31. Clean all the monitors around your house
32. Play some sports
33. Count from 1 to a million
34. Just lay back and chill
35. Go to the beach
36. Meditate
37. Walk around town
38. Get in your car and keep driving till you run out of gas
39. Clean up your garage
40. Wash your car
41. Study for an upcoming exam
42. Cruise StumbleUpon
43. redo the profiles on all your social media accounts
44. Uninstall useless programs taking up valuable space
45. Play racing games and lose the race on purpose, every time
46. Go to a zoo
47. Go outside and take pictures of random people
48. Mow the lawn
49. Open a dictionary and learn 101 new words
50. Make a prank call
51. Type “bush hid the facts” in Notepad and try not to act amazed when it disappears
52. Try renaming a folder into “con”
53. Keep trying…
54. Call a friend and ask him what to do
55. Find out what all the buttons on your keyboard do
56. Open the registry and delete all the entries starting with the letter “a”
57. Re-Install Windows Vista after you’ve messed it up
58. Download some free software from download.com
59. Blame Politics and Global Warming
60. Open “about:robots” with Firefox and press the “Try Again” button
61. Press the “Please do not press this button again.” button
62. Ask yourself why It disappears and nothing happens
63. Take a shower
64. Eat something
65. Treat yourself to a fancy dinner
66. Play the pre-installed games on your mobile
67. Count the number of cars that pass by Your window each minute
68. Arrange your TV channels
69. Comb tour hair
70. Take something apart
71. Put it back together
72. Read your computer’s user guide, for the first time
73. Call your Internet provider
74. Ask them what’s wrong with your connection
75. Understand all the network Jargon they’re saying
76. Dismiss everything they’re saying as gibberish
77. Play a board game
78. Invite friends over
79. Read a newspaper
80. Watch the news
81. Look in the mirror and try to act cool
82. Write an eBook
83. Do Your homework
84. Buy a metro pass and keep going back and forth all day long
85. Smile at a random person on the street
86. Watch Titanic for the 15th time
87. Hide behind bushes and scare people
88. Go to a mall and sit on a bench while staring at a fixed point for the whole day
89. Teach your old dog new tricks
90. Roast marshmallows
91. Create your own black book
92. List all your friends and family members in it
93. Accidentally “lose” the book at school/work
94. Ask yourself why you didn’t just go to an Internet cafe
95. Rearrange your desktop icons
96. Synchronize all the watches you have
97. Think up a clever list of comebacks for your teacher/boss
98. Open a blank page in your browser and repeatedly press F5
99. Cry desperately
100. Open videos and images using notepad
101. Write a list of 101 things to do when you have nothing to write about

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