12 Productive Ways To Spend Your Spring Days | Collab w/CharisRae

LIFE TIPS / HACKS, wellness
Hey everyone! I hope you are having a splendid April so far! It’s hard to believe that it’s been 3 months since 2018 started. In light of the spring season, I’m collaborating with Charis on this spring-themed post – we’re sharing with you 12 productive ways to spending your spring days. Be sure to head over to her blog to read the other 6 ideas!

Charis is an amazing blogger who publishes great content – if you don’t know her already, go check her blog out! She is so sweet and I always look forward to reading her posts 🙂
I know I’m super excited for you to read this post, so let’s start!
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#1: Music Video| Do you have some musical friends who love to sing or play instruments? Gather them up and create a home filmed music video!
Find a place to film the video (a park, a forest, a playground, you name it!) You don’t need fancy equipment to do this – it can all be done on a phone or tablet!
Even if it doesn’t turn out good or you mess up, it’ll be a fun thing to look back on with our family and friends when you grow up…. or the next day.
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#2: Take a Class | Ever wanted to learn a new skill? Around this time of year, there are many tutorial classes you can take. Here are a few that come to mind: baking, cake decorating, photography, painting, clay sculpture making, dancing, and film-making. Learning a new skill will definitely last you a lifetime!
Look up classes in your area and sign up for one. They usually are pretty cheap, and you can find one that’s an evening or one-afternoon class.
Double the fun by taking a course with a friend!
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#3: Start a Business | Starting a business is so much fun! Plus, we all need a little extra money, right? If you’re into food and baking, try selling your goods at a local Farmer’s Market. Love animals? Pet sitting or dog-walking is a great option.
Like the smell of fresh blooms? Flower watering for neighbors while they’re away is a great way to earn easy money! This job can last you through to late August.
Design some business cards at Vistaprint or make your own cards and flyers.
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#4: Play a Sport | What better time than spring to pick up a sport? You’ll have fun, make friends, and – most importantly – stay active. Try signing up for a sport that you’ve never played before!
If you have siblings or friends, ask them to join you. Having someone there you know is always a good idea!
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#5: Journal | Have you ever heard the saying, “Printed photos are memories preserved?” It’s so true! Having physical photos you can look at without staring at a screen is a great thing.
Buy a new blank-page journal; or, using one you already have, journal fun events you’ve done over the spring. Add pictures, stickers, and quotes for a memory book that you can have as a keepsake to look back on.
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#6: Explore | Your city may feel boring and old…”There’s nothing to do here!” you may be telling yourself. I know, I feel the same way. However, I’m sure there are places you’ve never been to before – cafes, coffee shops, boutiques, and thrift stores.
Explore what your city has to offer, wether it be right downtown or in the next neighbourhood, have fun finding new things!
Drive, take a walk, or ride your bike downtown… don’t forget to bring your camera to document your adventures. Make it a day by bringing a friend and doing a photo-shoot.
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What’s your favorite thing to do during this spring season? Be sure to check out Charis’ post!

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35 thoughts on “12 Productive Ways To Spend Your Spring Days | Collab w/CharisRae

  1. Spring gives me hope–hope that baseball will be coming soon! (Go, Cubs!)
    I really liked these ideas! Do you play any sports, Rebecca?

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    1. Yes! Spring is a season of hope after winter. Thanks, Anna! Last year I played Ultimate Frisbee, which I might do again – plus our family is helping organize a soccer league, so I’ll be playing there. How about you?

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      1. Frisbee, huh? That sounds like fun! I’m Looking forward to playing softball in May (it’s still cold here)! I’m just itching to put on some catcher’s gear! 😀

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  2. Awesome ideas! I live in a very small town so it often seems like there is nothing to do, but in reality maybe I just don’t know how to do the many things there is to do (if that makes any sense) XD

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  3. I LOVED this post, Rebecca! When I saw a collab with you and Charis in my reader, I got hella excited. You two are some of my favorite bloggers out there, and I was so happy to see that you were working together.

    My favorite tip in this post was exploring your area. I live in a really wonderful place to take walks, and sometimes I forget that. I was super pumped up to take one after reading this. ❤

    I can't wait for your next post. This one was amazing and I hope to see more like it in the future! :))

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    1. Thank you so, so much, Liv!

      I totally agree. Our city recently put up some amazing bridges and “made” some trails, so last summer (and hopefully this one too) we’ll get to go out there and bike/walk/run/etc. 😛

      Have an amazing day, dear ❤

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  4. It took moving away (and then returning) to my home city for me to realize the amazing adventure right at my finger tips. Now, I still tend to stay in and eat at home rather going out for a night on the town (bookworm, here), but I love my home city so much more for all the adventures it can offer. And now, I can actually give a halfways decent tour!

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