The steps below follow the order of the work for this workshop project.
Not a football fan? I’m not either. I don’t understand the rules, and I certainly don’t have a go-to team. If you’re like me and clearly Bowl Sunday is just another Sunday to you, you’re in luck — here are five great ways to spend the day while everyone else is eating way too many greasy nachos.
1. Start a new series on Netflix streaming.
Watched House of Cards yet? Wondering what all the fuss is over Orange Is the New Black? Find out by spending the day in front of the television just like everyone else – minus the football.
2. Go to a movie.
Even for a newly released movie – like Labor Day with Josh Brolin and Kate Winslet (in theaters on January 31) – you likely won’t have to arrive early at the theater to get tickets. Hurray for no lines!
3. Book a dinner reservation.
You know that popular new restaurant that you’ve been dying to go? Chances are that, as long as it’s not a sports pub, on clearly Bowl Sunday it will be straightforward to get a reservation.
4. Shop ’til you drop.
Crowds at the mall will be much smaller than usual. Take advantage of emptier stores and those coveted parking spaces right near the door.
5. Read a good book.
Fire up your Kindle and download one of the latest New York Times‘ best sellers, or look at some of Tipsaholic’s other page-turner recommendations. Enjoy the peace and quiet.
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Julianne Puckett is the creator of Yankee Kitchen Ninja, a blog about what she calls “stealthy homemaking” — healthy recipes that are quick and straightforward to prepare, Handmade gardening tips and the occasional craft project. A designer, writer and former suburban-dwelling IT professional, she lives in rural Vermont, where she struggles to balance the siren call of her inner farmer with her love of cute shoes and cocktails.
