COVID-19 Quarantine: Things to do to Keep you Convinced for Home-Isolation
COVID-19 was already on a rampage in first world countries by then. Italy was going bleak day by day and was in lockdown. Sooner rather than later, India put a check on the inflowing travelers from China, Italy, France, Spain, Germany, Korea, and the UK. A mandatory 14 days self-quarantine was on order. But the gravity of the situation had yet to dawn upon us. It was week 1 and only 3 people were known to have been infected. I still had my weekend travel plans (to Bishnupur) in mind. Then week 2 happened and the numbers increased in the twinkling of an eye. The government announced that the country is in Stage 2 of contamination. Going into Stage 3 can potentially be avoided by social distancing. Public gatherings are a big no-no now, in India (although not in full-effect owing to the public itself). Schools and colleges have been shut in most Indian states.
Work on your Instagram
Have you ever thought of writing it down?
Do you collect souvenirs? I bet you do.
![]() |
Why not give your culinary self a whirl?
Plan well ahead. You have time aplenty.
![]() |
I had intended many trips till May which I don’t see happening in the near future. So, spending the quality time with the cooking trials, and the reward is nothing less than pure self-satisfaction. |
Unleash the bookworm in you.
Decorate your accessories to travel.
First and foremost, spread awareness regarding COVID-19.
Read the WHO Guidelines.
Find the Myths here.
![]() |
WHO guidelines to avoid #COVID-19 |
![]() |
A word of thanks.
Also Read: Book Your Next Stay With Santoor Guest House So You Can Experience All That Manoharpur Has to Offer
Finish off the drafts that are pending for so long.
Also Read: 6 Reasons Why You Should be Participating in a Travel Blogger's Club 7-Day Challenge
Connect to grow.
Also Read: This is how Facebook helped me to Surge Traffic for my Blog
Work on SEO improvement.
Brush up the old posts.
Also Read: Things you Should do while away at Puri: The Golden Triangle of Odisha in 3-Days
![]() |
13 comments
I am focusing on my social presence with the additional free time I now have, I feel it is very useful. Great tips.
ReplyDeleteNice tips. They are really so many activities to do at home. All we need is a phone,strong wifi connection and Netflix subscription. ��
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas on current issue of the world.
ReplyDeleteLove the fact that your list is so productive. I wish people would do what you suggested rather than finding reasons to stay out or go out.
ReplyDeleteI've been cooking and organizing more whilst being in quarantine. These are great recommendations for those who don't what to do at home.
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas! I love the thought of decorating your travel gear in anticipation of when the world settles down, and growing your cooking repertoire, and getting back into my love of reading!
ReplyDeleteYup. Totally looking forward to the days when this lockdown will be gone.
DeleteSuch an amazing ideas while we're staying at home. This is definitely a great step to know what to do on a times like this.
ReplyDeleteWe haven't a lockdown yet here in Japan, but we might get one soon. I did take some time off and just kept to myself indoors. I got a lot of writing, editing, reading, and working on my self during these times.
ReplyDeleteSince our quarantine started, I am focusing on my health and my startup and in all honesty I am happy i am making use of my time wisely.
ReplyDeleteGreat tips and suggestions while we are all going through isolation from the world.
ReplyDeleteGreat tips for keeping sane right now. I am going to read more this weekend I am an inner bookworm afterall.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this Information. Its quite different from other posts. If u looking for more updates about coronavirus, visit
ReplyDeleteGlobal Status of COVID-19
Hi there! Leave your valuable suggestions here.