Whats a good time passer (besides tv, movie, music, passive activities, etc) to help distract yourself from confused thinking and paranoia?
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Knitting, while following a knitting recipe.
It helps me keep my focus on my knitwwork and away from my own head, and it’s something I can do while I watch tv or drink coffee with my neighbor
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Thats a good one. Ive tried crocheting, its very ‘zen’.
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I mainly just have video games like poker for that right now.
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I like to read.
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Video games, drawing, and character creation.
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I do word search, crossword puzzles, and read and write. Sometimes it gives me a headache, but I take a drink of water and figure “No pain, no gain.”
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I crochet or read. Comics like manga really distracts me.
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MMORPG video games 151515
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Jazz music (no words) does it for me It puts me in great mood
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We’re doing it.
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going to sleep, or making britings with a bit yoga
Reading, sz.com, piano practice, yoga, chores, cooking, meditation, shopping, Spanish app, Church service, volunteering, visiting friend, praying, petting cat, attending cultural events, etc…etc…
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Anything with my kids. I really enjoy playing games with them. Apples to apples and scattergories are my two favorites
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Coloring adult coloring books and watching Fraser.
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Gardening, painting landscape, reading seems to work for me. I’m learning Tai chi and meditation
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Taking a walk outside helps 
I like to sort things, all kinds of things, or take a sharp knife and ‘clean’ off sticky things on the floors.
Dissecting the dryer lint can entertain for hours, just think ‘birds nest.’
You can always try to invent something or think up something that hasn’t been done.
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Excercise. However gentle it may be. This forum!! Lol
Reading and writing.
Listening on YouTube.
Going to groups of interest.
Courses
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