Things T0 Do This Summer

It’s summer once again. Here are things to do to make your summer enjoyable, profitable and productive.


-Take summer classes.

-Start a regular exercise plan and lose weight.
-Take baking lessons.

-Go horseback riding

-Clean and redecorate your bedroom.

-Read all the classics.

-Learn a foreign language like French.

-Pack a picnic lunch for two.

-Go mountain biking with friends.

-Take driving lessons.

-Attend an acting workshop.

-Take voice lessons.

-Weed out any unused clothes from your closet.

-Donate old clothes to charity.

-Set up personal reference library of dictionaries, thesaurus, a volume of quotations and writing guide to bolster your writing skills.

-Walk your dog.

-Set aside a day to pamper yourself, sleep till noon, give yourself a manicure and pedicure, deep condition your hair and go for a body scrub or massage. Go to a foot spa , saloon or facial care center.

-Whip up a batch of homemade brownies for your friends and loved ones.

-Learn to windsurf.

-Go skating with friends.

-Go jogging.

-Take art/painting lessons.

-Organize a slumber party with friends.

-Jump rope.

-Take up something offbeat. Try your hand at tae kwon do, sign language or calligraphy.

-Take a trip abroad.

-Make custom decorated t-shirts.

-Raise and sell plants.

-Run a garage sale.

-Hold a car wash business in your neighborhood.

-Learn photography.

-Visit local museums with friends and family.

-Take sewing lessons.

-Learn the Japanese art of origami.

-Volunteer to non profit organizations.

-Take up computer lessons.

-Take cooking lessons and be a gourmet.

-Get a summer job.

-Take swimming lessons.

-Learn a new sport.

-Teach your dog new tricks.

-Organize a family reunion.

-Join a retreat and renew your faith.

-Collect stamps.

-Start a seashell collection.

-Visit fine tourist spots nearby.

-Clean up your attic and recycle old materials.

-Make a scrapbook of your favorite personality.

-Start a backyard vegetable garden.

-Learn skeet shooting.

-Take drum lessons.

-Fix your family album.

-Take up ballroom dancing.

-Join a basketball or volleyball league in your area.

-Learn to knit yourself a sweater.

-Take pottery classes.

-Go to the beach.

-Learn fencing.

-Improve your tennis or squash game.

-Learn bass guitar.

-Take up the cello.

-Write a short story or poetry.

-Go diving or snorkeling.

-Learn jewelry making.

-Join a mountaineering club.

-Start a diary or journal.

-Join an art, film, music appreciation club.

-Assemble 1000 piece puzzle and have it framed.

Learn to cross-stitch.

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