Eat, sleep, work, repeat! Such is our routine these days, right? And not to mention, the ‘series of lockdowns’ has taught us how unpredictable (and boring) life can get at times.

So as you sip on your tea all snug up in your blanket, Let me introduce you today to the top 5 websites I switch to when I get bored.

So, during this whole pandemic situation, Google became my best friend. From searching about something as vague as ‘Met Gala Outfits’ to something as knowledgeable as NFTs, It always had my back. Google Doodles, with its fun and interactive set of games, helped me curb my boredom and kill my time.

Oh, but don’t google your symptoms. You might land up in the hospital for a common flu! Sorry, Google. You should have completed your MBBS first.

Utterly thankful to YouTube for helping me cope with my existential crisis and anxiety during the lockdown period and keeping me sane. Watching Vlogs and other entertaining videos refreshed my mind to a great extent. Plus, I subscribed to many fitness vloggers and influencers who motivated me to remain active on those gloomy and dull evenings. Plus watching livestreams and interacting with content creators in real-time made me feel that I did have some company-even while isolating!

My absolute favourite website/app. It’s like a magic box- full of ideas and surprises. New home ideas? Christmas Decoration? Life hacks? Motivational quotes? Name it and save it! It's especially a great website for all my aesthete buddies and folks with some really good photography skills. Collaborative board is another great feature of Pinterest that helps you to share your creative boards with your buddies and gather collective inspiration. It’s a great place to explore and learn and you should definitely give it a try.

So the next time you need an outfit inspo for your sister's wedding, tap that red icon to brainstorm ideas and visualise what you actually need!

I love to play with graphics. And if you do too, I bet you’ll love this website. At Canva, you can design visually appealing posters for your small business and design tailor-made beautiful graphics in minutes. Be it for your aesthetic Instagram feed or for making a catchy pamphlet for your new restaurant business, they have pre-designed templates ready to be edited and posted on the go!

Canva is not just for graphic designers, it's an open space for entrepreneurs, students, and anyone with a creative itch. Much like Pinterest, it helps you share your designs with your friends and create collaborative art.

Have you created your 2025 vision board yet? If not, head straight to Canva to welcome this year with positive manifestations!

Questions—who doesn’t have them? I usually rely on the internet for more than half of my queries. Very often, we observe things around us and have plenty of questions in our minds. Quora helps me satisfy my curiosity. At Quora, you can get answers to your questions from people around the globe in just minutes. The website is designed so that once you post a query, you'll receive various replies from people worldwide, along with their personal experiences, suggestions, and advice from individuals specializing in that matter. Plus, they list their qualifications right below their names, so you don’t need to worry about the credibility of the answers. Cool, isn’t it?

From helping you solve math problems to tackling romantic relationship issues, Quora is there for every age group and their budding curiosity!

Now you know how to kill your free time or maybe, survive another lockdown.

Good day!