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Saturday
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Friday
TOP COOL MOVIES FOR GETTING RID OF BOREDOM
Have nothing to do and look for something to unwind? Watch a movie from our list! They are totally different but equally interesting!
1. The Intern
“The Intern” is an American movie telling us about a seventy-year-old Ben Whittaker (Robert De Niro) who is bored and tired of retirement. It makes him apply for an internship in a start-up company where Ben becomes a valuable PA of the company’s founder. This amazing movie has taught New York barbers to keep learning new skills and never cease to develop themselves as professionals.
2. Deadpool
American superhero film “Deadpool” is another brilliant screen adaptation of Marvel Comics. It is one of the best choices for getting rid of boredom because “Deadpool” isn’t a typical superhero movie! Prepare yourself for a lot of action, fighting, dirty jokes, sexually explicit scenes, and a nontypical superhero who teeters on the brink of good and bad.
3. The Hateful Eight
Boredom and Quentin Tarantino simply cannot co-exist, that’s why his western thriller “The Hateful Eight” is a very efficient way to stave off annoying boredom. This movie will take you to Minnie's Haberdashery where a few strangers hide from the blizzard and try to find a liar among them. New York barbers love watching this film over and over, so make an appointment to keep them busy!
4. Bridge of Spies
If you’re interested in history, then you will definitely love this one. “Bridge of Spies” is an American-German movie about an American lawyer defending a soviet spy and negotiating an exchange of captives with the Soviet Union. Events happen during the Cold War, and this film shows tension, which existed between the U.S. and the Soviet Union back then.
Viki Howell
Viki Howell
Friday
5 Things You Might Want to Do Before You Become Bored with Someone or Something
Have you got a bit of time? Good. Just a friendly reminder to head off those future bored feelings sooner rather than later. Consider the following five tips.
1. Take a break from the activity. From talking with someone to tending to a task, don't keep doing something until you tire of it. Break frequently if you know you tend to get bored easily.
2. Change up routines. Starting to feel like you don't want to do anything more than what you already do weekend after weekend? Well it might seem okay right now and so you go on with the typical, but in time you will bore. Break up some of the same ole, same ole with new activities.
3. Don't assume others might become bored of someone or something. Take control of your own emotions when it comes to what might be potentially boring to you, but may not be for others. You should never suggest they do something different when they haven't given you any indication that they want to.
4. Plan your day so that you can get a variety of things done rather than just one. This way you won't become bored with something important and then just abandon it altogether.
5. If you know that you or others will be traveling somewhere and might get bored, plan in advance different things to do while on your trip.
Boredom is a state of mind. Like with most things, when the mind is telling you it no longer wants to do something by shutting down, forgetting often, or not listening anymore to others, obey it and do something unique.
Nicholl McGuire is the author of What Else Can I Do on the Internet? and other books.
1. Take a break from the activity. From talking with someone to tending to a task, don't keep doing something until you tire of it. Break frequently if you know you tend to get bored easily.
2. Change up routines. Starting to feel like you don't want to do anything more than what you already do weekend after weekend? Well it might seem okay right now and so you go on with the typical, but in time you will bore. Break up some of the same ole, same ole with new activities.
3. Don't assume others might become bored of someone or something. Take control of your own emotions when it comes to what might be potentially boring to you, but may not be for others. You should never suggest they do something different when they haven't given you any indication that they want to.
4. Plan your day so that you can get a variety of things done rather than just one. This way you won't become bored with something important and then just abandon it altogether.
5. If you know that you or others will be traveling somewhere and might get bored, plan in advance different things to do while on your trip.
Boredom is a state of mind. Like with most things, when the mind is telling you it no longer wants to do something by shutting down, forgetting often, or not listening anymore to others, obey it and do something unique.
Nicholl McGuire is the author of What Else Can I Do on the Internet? and other books.
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