During the cold winter months, getting outside isn’t always convenient or safe. Many people fall into a home-car-work routine, making little time for sunshine and fresh air. Before you notice yourself getting irritated, sluggish or even depressed, follow our tips for beating cabin fever this winter.
Plan a trip
Instead of just daydreaming about someplace warm, take this time to book a vacation. Whether it’s a quick weekend getaway or a longer vacation, use your time at home to research and plan your trip.
Celebrate Hygge
Hygge is the Scandinavian concept of coziness and comfort. We’re talking hot chocolate, candles, woolen socks, curling up with a good book under a blanket, etc. So embrace the cold temps and take this opportunity to stay indoors and celebrate hygge.
Exercise
There are plenty of apps and online fitness videos to help keep you in shape in the comfort of your own home.
Declutter
Get ahead of spring cleaning and spend some time going through clutter in your home. Put together a box of new or gently used items to donate to an organization like the Salvation Army or Goodwill.
Throw a Party
Invite your friends over to get them out of the same cabin fever rut. Serve comforting dishes like soup, warm dips, grilled cheese and hot toddy’s.
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