Thank you for making me smile, @Former-Member. 😊
My internet procrastination is pretty nerdy (and a bit pathetic) and probably not at all helpful as a suggestion for anyone else. I will, however, be putting these methods to use shortly as I am also finding it hard to be here.
I look at a real estate website, both ‘planning’ a move that isn’t happening yet by looking at rentals, and also daydreaming by looking at properties for sale (even though I will never be able to buy my own place).
I spend a lot of time on uni websites (my uni and other unis) planning post-grad study that I’m not well enough to undertake.
And I spend SO much time (read: too much time) looking at books, reading reviews and adding more books to my to-be-read list (which already has almost 1800 books on it, so really I should just be reading the actual books). 😊📚
I think starting a blog is a great idea—much more clever and useful and fun than procrastinatory. 😊
) - so pleeeenty of hours watching there 
