Has your life come to a halt during the lockdown? With no chance of ending soon,better plan how to use this time. Don't just dump your time in the social networking sites.These days are an opportunity to build new skills, explore hobbies and do things you’ve always wanted to. Need some ideas?Here is a list of some for you to explore: Give your house a makeover Tired of seeing the same old seating/dining arrangements, day in, day out? With a lockdown in full progress, this may be a good time to rejig the decor and give your home a fresh new look. Change the curtains, move your tables, chairs and sofas around the house to try out new combinations. Besides burning good calories, who knows, this activity could help you hit the reset button and let you escape the drudgery of same-old.And if lucky,you may find your favourite watch,which you were looking for,lying between your magazines . Be a social butterfly—on the phone There are at least half a dozen people, at a
THE EARTH GIVES US SIGNS , if we know how to read them. Some scientists obsessively track environmental fluctuations like shifts in precipitation and insect populations in search of early warnings of climate change. But one co-inhabitant of Earth can teach us more about the climate than any other: birds. From the soft buzzing of the hummingbird’s wings to the sweet whistle of a warbler, birds are constantly communicating. Through their actions and very existence, they’re also sending us a message. It’s time to listen. Learn about these beautiful, essential creatures and the incredible impact they have on the planet, below. credits - www.luizclas.com 1 . Birds pollinate plants . As the canary in the coal mine metaphor suggests, when the birds are in trouble, so are we. Birds perform invaluable ecosystem services necessary for our survival, like pollinating plants and dispersing seeds to help countless species of plants survive. 2 . Birds help in pest control. Birds con