Check out our post on Thursday for a great tutorial on how to make a stop motion movie.

If you are self isolating or social distancing or just plain bored, try exercising your brain. Dr Lawrence Katz wrote a book, Keep Your Brain Alive: 83 Neurobic Exercises to Help Prevent Memory Loss and Increase Mental Fitness - one of the exercises is to switch to your non-preferred hand to do daily tasks. You can find a few more of them at https://bebrainfit.com.

Click on the PDF below to print out these holiday boredom busters.

Download the Geocaching app on your phone, grab some friends and explore your town or city while hunting for treasure. Jump on a bus if you want to explore further afield. You can find out more at https://www.geocaching.com/play. 

Here are the rules for geocaching:
1. Find the geocache.
2. Log your name in the log book.
3. If you take something from a geocache replace it with something of equal or greater value.
4. Log your adventure online.

Invite some friends, buy some ingredients and make your own pizzas. You can invent your own combinations. Here are some suggested supplies:
Pizza bases (Turkish bread and naan bread also work well)
Pizza sauce
BBQ sauce
Mozzarella cheese
Pesto
Olives
Baby spinach or rocket
Fresh or sun-dried tomatoes
Fresh or roasted capsicum
Avocado
Pepperoni, salami, chorizzo
Bacon or ham
Cooked chicken
Pineapple
Mushrooms
Red onion
Fetta
Roast Pumpkin
Raid the fridge and pantry for more ideas.