Self-isolation and fighting boredom

Well, self-isolation was interrupted by dad's birthday. I spent mine less brightly, but still... thanks for the evening! I just want to note something else. I have written about boredom more than once, and now one of the arguments for why people violate the self-isolation regime is "I'm bored". Brutal! Risking health... what's there, life, for the sake of having fun. Seriously?

Bored? What do you mean? Well, just imagine right now that tomorrow you have to go to work, where dozens of reports are burning, where by the end of the day you will be required to provide results on the indicators... after all, it is the end of the month. And you will immediately have a bunch of tasks that you need to finally solve, which you have been putting off until tomorrow every evening. Books, movies, TV series... dozens of tabs in your favorites. Finally, put your mail, contacts, and phone in order. Learn to play poker or go through new levels in Shadowmatic or Limbo.

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