Эконом-уикенд. 10 способов провести выходные без денег Чтобы выходные прошли интересно и с пользой, совсем не обязательно тратить на это деньги. Как провести время весело, полезно и экономно, мы подскажем. Десять идей, которые не стоят ровным счетом ничего.

1. Сходить в библиотеку
Поход в библиотеку – это возможность взять и почитать, наконец, какую-нибудь книгу. Можно, конечно, и дома, но в библиотеке обстановка благоприятствует вдумчивому и безотрывному чтению.

2. Избавиться от вещей
Ненужные вещи не просто захламляют пространство. Ненужные вещи засоряют энергетику. Выбросите решительно и без сожалений все безнадежно испорченное, старое, дырявое и остальное, чем вы давно уже не пользуетесь.

3. Переставить мебель
Казалось бы, бессмысленное мероприятие – двигать мебель с места на место. Но по фен-шуй, переставляя мебель, вы разгоняете застоявшуюся энергию, обновляя тем самым энергетический фон. В общем, полезное дело. И просто хороший способ изменить интерьер без капиталовложений.

4. Составить список целей
Нужно всегда иметь перед глазами (а не только в уме) список задач и целей. Не глобальных и несбыточных, а таких, которые реально зависят от ваших усилий. Например, не есть сладкое и после шести (похудеть), заниматься по часу в день подработкой (увеличить доход), полчаса ежедневно тренироваться (укрепить мышечный корсет). Нет такого списка? Займитесь этим на ближайших выходных.

5. Провести «техобслуживание»
Пройдитесь по комнатам и устраните недочеты. Пятно на полу? Ототрите. Перегоревшая лампочка? Замените. Зеркало с отпечатками пальцев? Отполируйте. Исправьте все, что можете исправить своими руками и без рисков для здоровья.

6. Навести порядок на ноутбуке
Порядок на ноутбуке – залог продуктивной и быстрой работы ПК. Заваленный ярлыками стол, переполненная корзина, хаос в хранении файлов и программы, которые никогда не используются – так выглядит ноутбук обычного пользователя. А вы не будьте как все. Возьмите и наведите порядок.

7. Пофотографировать город
Возьмите смартфон, кофе в термосе и отправляйтесь гулять по городу, фотографируя улицы, людей и природу. Заглядывайте в старые дворики, поднимайте голову вверх. Замечайте, наблюдайте и фотографируйте. А дома отсмотрите результат «фотоохоты» и выберите лучшее.

8. Начать вести бюджет
Рациональный подход к деньгам – залог успешного финансового будущего. Вот и проанализируйте свои расходы и доходы – откуда приходят деньги, куда и в каком количестве утекают. Быть может, кое-что – совершенно напрасная трата денег. А где-то можно банально сэкономить.

9. Освоить простые асаны
Йога – не для избранных. Йога – для каждого. Освойте несколько базовых асан и убедитесь, что ваше тело тоже может. А захотите большего – всегда можно продолжить.

10. Найти халяву в интернете
Мастер-классы, пробные уроки по танцам, выставки, репетиции – в интернете можно найти воз и тележку халявных предложений. Выбирайте по вкусу и развлекайтесь, оставив кошелек в покое. 90000 103 Things to Do on a Money-Free Weekend 90001 90002 A few years back, my wife and I began experimenting with the concept of a money-free weekend to live more frugally. It’s actually a fun challenge — and one that helped us discover an incredible number of free things to do. To briefly recap that post, here’s the number one rule: 90003 90004 90003 90006 We’re not allowed to spend any money on anything, no matter what. 90007 In other words, we can not make a run to the store to buy food, or spend money on any sort of entertainment.We delay grocery shopping, and just use up what we’ve got in the pantry. We can use our utilities, of course, but nothing extra such as a rented online movie. 90002 The biggest challenge, for most people, is dodging boredom — figuring out fun things to do that do not cost any money. So I followed up that post with 15 free things to do during such a weekend, 15 more things to do, and 15 deeply fulfilling things to do. Since then, many people have sent me more ideas for things to do on a money-free weekend, and we’ve uncovered a bunch of our own as well.Meanwhile, many readers have asked for a master list of all of these ideas. 90004 90010 103 Things to Do for Free 90011 90002 So, here we go — more than a hundred fun and free ways to spend your time on a money-free weekend. The list below includes the first 45 (with duplicates removed), plus about 60 new ones. If you’re inspired to try your own money-free weekend, hopefully this guide can act as a master list of things to do to make it more enjoyable. (Another productive way to spend that time is by working on your own business.Here are 50 small business ideas you could work on during a money-free weekend.) 90004 90002 Please note that 90006 everyone’s interests are different 90007 — you probably will not find everything on this list fun (just as I can think of countless things other people find fun that I find utterly dreadful), but hopefully you’ll discover a few ideas that interest you. Anyway, here goes! 90004 90018 90006 1. Check out the community calendar. 90007 90021 90002 Look at your town’s website (as well as those of cities and towns nearby) or stop by city hall to find a list of events going on in the community, many of which are free.You’ll often be surprised at how many interesting (and free) activities are going on 90023 right now 90024 in your area. 90004 90018 90006 2. Visit your local library. 90007 90021 90002 Not only is a library a warehouse of books, most libraries also have extensive CD and DVD collections you can check out — perfect for a binge-watching weekend (see # 91). Many libraries also have «story time» for young children, film nights, book clubs, concerts, author readings or lectures, and many other events that you may be unaware of — completely for free.Stop in and check out what they have to offer. 90004 90018 90006 3. Get involved in community sports. 90007 90021 90002 Many towns have community sports fields where both youth and adult sports leagues and activities are regularly going on throughout the weekend. Stop by, watch a game or two, and if something intrigues you, look into joining either as a participant or as a volunteer. 90004 90018 90006 4. Listen to some podcasts. 90007 90021 90002 Podcasts are perhaps the best free entertainment out there: top-notch audio programs available to you for free.Give them a shot — it’s easy to do using iTunes. Just visit the «Podcast» section of the iTunes Store and sample a few (here’s a guide to enjoying podcasts to get you started). 90004 90002 My favorite podcasts include The Splendid Table (on food topics), Marketplace (on economics and business), RadioLab (scientific and philosophical ideas), Fresh Air (interviews of general interest), This American Life (quirky general interest stuff), and This Week in Tech (technology news), among many others.90004 90018 90006 5. Do a ‘bill reduction.’ 90007 90021 90002 Spend a few hours trimming your monthly expenses. How? Find ways to lower your regular bills. Ask for credit card rate reductions or consider moving balances that are charging interest to a credit card with 0% APR on balance transfers. Think about what monthly bills you can completely eliminate, then do the footwork to get rid of them. 90004 90002 This might be a boring task now, but if you can invest some time and trim $ 50 from your monthly bills for free, your future self will be very happy.90004 90018 90006 6. Play board games. 90007 90021 90002 We have a pile of board games, mostly received as gifts, that we often pull out and play; our closest friend has a few choice ones as well. Classic games like Monopoly and Pictionary can be great fun, but our favorites are Settlers of Catan, Cartagena, Puerto Rico, and especially Ticket to Ride. (Here are some more board games that are great for groups.) Just dig through the recesses of your closet, find an old board game you have not played in ages, and bust it open! 90004 90018 90006 7.Bake a loaf of homemade bread. 90007 90021 90002 You probably have everything you need to make a loaf of bread in your kitchen right now (except for maybe the yeast — in which case you can make a quick beer bread with just four ingredients). Anyone can do it, and the fresh-baked bread comes out delicious. Here’s a detailed, visual guide to baking a simple loaf of bread with minimal ingredients or complexity. 90004 90018 90006 8. Teach yourself how to juggle. 90007 90021 90002 Ever wish you knew how to juggle? All you really need is three balls, a video showing you how to do it — and time to practice.Not only is juggling a fun activity to learn, it’s something that’s fun to bust out as a party trick on occasion (trust me, you can always get people to smile if you juggle three fruits in the kitchen while preparing something). 90004 90002 Once you know how to juggle, you can always win a smile. Photo: Elvert Barnes 90004 90018 90006 9. Learn how to change your car’s oil. 90007 90021 90002 If your car’s due for an oil change, just bring home the oil and oil filter you need and teach yourself how to do it on your own.All you really need is an old pan to catch the used oil and a funnel to refill the oil tank and pour the old oil back into the canisters for later disposal. (Make sure you dispose of the old oil according to local laws; most gas and service stations will accept your used motor oil.) 90004 90002 Use your car manual as a guide for the procedure and you might just find it’s both a lot easier than you thought and a useful skill to have — 90023 plus 90024 it’s cheaper than taking your car to Jiffy-Lube (or wherever you go for oil changes).90004 90018 90006 10. Meet your neighbors. 90007 90021 90002 Make an effort to introduce yourself to your neighbors if you do not know them very well. If you meet any interesting people in your neighborhood, invite them over for a cup of coffee and a chat, just to get to know each other better. 90004 90002 Your neighbors could not only become your friends, they could also be a valuable resource — a friendly pair of eyes on your property when you’re away or a helpful set of hands when you’re trying to complete a challenging task.90004 90018 90006 11. Clear out your media collection of books, DVDs, and CDs. 90007 90021 90002 Go through your collection, determine which items you’d actually like to keep, and get rid of the rest. You can either sell them at a used media shop, swap them online using services like PaperBackSwap and SwapADVD, or donate them to a local library or thrift store that accepts used books and DVDs. In either case, you’ll declutter by getting rid of stuff you do not watch, read, or listen to anymore, and possibly earn a bit of money — or at least some shelf space.90004 90018 90006 12. Hold a ‘cupboard potluck.’ 90007 90021 90002 Go through your cupboards and find any items that might have slipped to the back over time. Invite some friends to do the same, then get together for a potluck dinner prepared from only these ingredients and whatever else you have on hand. Besides making for a «free» meal, it generates what I call creative success through constraint and a lot of fun for everyone involved. 90004 90018 90006 13. Make a ‘101 Goals in 1,001 Days’ list — then start on some of them.90007 90021 90002 A 101 Goals in 1001 Days list is an effective way to codify all the things you’d like to do in one place, so that when you have spare time, you can just turn to the list and do what’s next on it. 90004 90002 On your money-free weekend, spend some time thinking about what belongs on this list: your biggest short- and near-term goals, both personally and professionally. When it’s finished, you’ll be ready to get started turning your goals into reality. 90004 90018 90006 14.Make decisions about and write out your will. 90007 90021 90002 This is a thought process that many people put off, but it makes you feel quite relieved when it’s done, adding to your peace of mind and relaxation. Spend some time thinking about what you want to happen to your personal assets when you die, particularly in terms of the personal mementos that you want others to have and where you want the value of your estate to go. 90004 90002 Do you want it all to stay with family members? Do you want to remember a charity? Then, when you’ve figured it out, sketch out the basics of a will.Later, you’ll likely have to hire a lawyer to prepare it for you or use a site like LegalZoom, but just having those decisions made does not cost a thing and is a big mental relief. 90004 90018 90006 15. Do a household maintenance walk-through. 90007 90021 90002 Go through your home and look for any little maintenance tasks that need to be done. Do filters need to be replaced? Are there any burnt-out light bulbs? 90004 90002 Here’s a maintenance checklist that can give you some ideas as to what to look for.It might not be the most fun activity you can think of, but it’ll add subtly to your enjoyment of your home when it’s done: cleaner air, light bulbs in place, and peace of mind. 90004 90018 90006 16. 90007 90006 Start or join a fantasy sports league. 90007 90021 90002 Whether it’s baseball, football, basketball, hockey, or soccer, there’s always a pro sport in season somewhere. You can go to Yahoo! Sports, CBS Sports, or ESPN and easily start a free fantasy sports league for you and your friends.Even when you’re just playing for bragging rights, a fantasy league can spur competitive banter and endless discussion between your friends as the season unfolds. 90004 90018 90006 17. Organize a self-guided walking tour. 90007 90021 90002 Research the interesting historic and cultural sites in your town, then go on a walking tour of them. Pack a lunch in your backpack and have a picnic on the village green or in the park. You can easily turn this into a full day if you live in a compelling area.90004 90018 90006 18. Teach yourself how to knit. 90007 90021 90002 Learning to knit requires two needles (a dollar, or probably free if your closet looks anything like ours), some yarn (extremely cheap and also a potential back-of-the-closet candidate), a lot of patience, and an instructional video or two. 90004 90002 Try making a scarf for a friend or a small blanket for a new baby in the home of a friend or a family member. While it’s not quite free, you’ll learn a useful new skill — and if you stick with it, you’ll make things much more valuable than the input cost of a bit of yarn.Before long, you might even be able to sell your knitwear on Etsy. 90004 90002 90004 90018 90006 19. Take some photos. 90007 90021 90002 Take your phone or digital camera out with you and take pictures of anything you find interesting. Take lots of them, then go home later and see if you’ve taken anything beautiful and compelling. Great images can lay the groundwork for homemade greeting cards (yep, keep going downwards for more on this), nice desktop wallpaper, screensavers, personalized gifts, craft projects, wall hangings, or other interesting uses.90004 90018 90006 20. Share those photos with others. 90007 90021 90002 It does not cost anything to post your favorite photos on Instagram or Twitter, of course. And if you want even more long-term exposure for your work, sign up for a free Flickr account, then upload some of your most interesting pictures to share with others. Spend the time to title them appropriately, add interesting captions, and allow them to be used under a Creative Commons Attribution license so your images can be enjoyed by as many people as possible.90004 90018 90006 21. Start a blog on a topic that interests you. 90007 90021 90002 You can start a blog for free using WordPress or Blogger. (You’ll have a clunky URL — such as yourblog.wordpress.com — but you can always buy a domain name if you find you enjoy it.) Join such a service and start a blog on a topic that interests you. Not only can it be a ton of fun, it also helps you improve your communication skills, reach out to others, and perhaps earn a bit of income down the road as well.90004 90018 90006 22. Organize a potluck block party. 90007 90021 90002 Get permission from the city to do this before you try it — ask if you can block off a street for a block party on a certain date. Then throw yourself into organizing it. Go door to door, telling people about the block party, and inviting them to bring something. Ask if they have tables and / or chairs that can be used for it. Then, on the day of the party, set out the tables and chairs you borrowed and dig in. Since you’re the host, just contribute one of the «cupboard potluck» dishes you made from idea # 11.90004 90018 90006 23. Visit a free museum or a zoo (or find out when you might be able to get in for free). 90007 90021 90002 Many cities and colleges have free educational attractions, such as museums or zoos. Make an effort to enjoy these free attractions. 90004 90002 If your community does not have free zoos or museums, call them and ask about opportunities for «free to the public» exhibits or «free days» — many museums open their doors for free or charge «pay what you can» admission one day a week.You can even ask whether they issue free passes upon request. Local libraries sometimes loan out museum passes for the day as well. You’ll often find there are many opportunities to enjoy museums, zoos, and science centers without any cost at all. 90004 90002 The Smithsonian Museum in Washington is free to the public. Photo: Don DeBold 90004 90018 90006 24. Learn the basics of a new subject. 90007 90021 90002 It’s never been easier to learn so much about so many different topics for free.Here are a few ways to learn something new this weekend: 90004 90002 Go to MIT’s OpenCourseWare, find a topic you’re interested in, download a bunch of MP3s of lectures on the topic, and listen to them while you’re doing household chores. Some great suggested starting points: microeconomics, basics of philosophy, western philosophy, and introductory physics. 90004 90002 In fact, you can get a college-level education on virtually hundreds of topics for free online. Great options include Coursera, Khan Academy, Open Yale Courses, and edX, a partnership between Harvard and MIT.90004 90002 You can also watch thousands of TED Talks online — short, dynamic, and often inspiring lectures on an incredible range of interesting subjects, from personal experiences to sociology to groundbreaking scientific research. Or fire up iTunes, then click on the «iTunes U» option on the left hand side, where you’ll find 90023 tons 90024 of material there to teach you the basics of countless topics. 90004 90018 90006 25. Cook some meals in advance. 90007 90021 90002 If you already have a bunch of basic food staples on hand, spend some time cooking some meals in advance to store in the freezer.It’s easy to prepare casseroles, soups, pasta meals, breakfast burritos, and many other items all at once, then store them in portion-sized containers in the freezer for quick and easy reheating on a busy weekday. 90004 90002 Not only is this way cheaper than eating out or buying convenience foods, it’s also healthier — and it can be more social, too. Missing some ingredients but have an abundance of others? Team up with friends and make it a social event — share ingredients so that you can all take some casseroles or other dishes home for the freezer.90004 90018 90006 26. Build a basic net-worth calculator for yourself. 90007 90021 90002 One great way to ensure that you’re consistently making financial progress is to build your own net worth calculator. Once you have it set up, updating it is easy, and it can provide a great snapshot of your financial situation as well as show off your progress. Here’s a detailed guide to making one with any basic spreadsheet program. 90004 90018 90006 27. Have a quilting bee. 90007 90021 90002 All you need is a bunch of spare cloth (old shirts will even work, as will old curtains, old sheets, and so forth), some needles, thread, scissors, and some friends.Just get together, cut out squares of interesting cloth, and start sewing. You can stuff the inside with soft excess cloth, like t-shirts and such, instead of buying batting, and you’ll create a warm and interesting quilt over time. 90004 90018 90006 28. Practice origami. 90007 90021 90002 All you need is some scrap paper and a bit of time. Start with the simple things, like cranes and frogs, then you can try harder stuff like an origami iris. Making fun creations out of paper is a surefire way to delight and surprise kids, and a well-made origami piece constructed from interesting paper can be a beautiful decoration.90004 90018 90006 29. Make a how-to video for YouTube. 90007 90021 90002 Share your knowledge! All you need is a camera that captures video or a smartphone and (optionally) some video editing software — much of which is open-sourc and available free, in app form or online (such as OpenShot or Shotcut). Just create a video to demonstrate how to accomplish something interesting and useful. 90004 90002 Start off by writing a script for yourself, then turn on the camera and follow your script.When you’ve got a take you’re happy with, upload it to YouTube and let others enjoy it. If it’s useful and entertaining, the viewers will come. 90004 90018 90006 30. Play soccer (football). 90007 90021 90002 When you think about it, soccer is perhaps the simplest, most adaptable game in the world: All you need is some open space, some friends, and a ball (but even an old can works in a pinch). Designate whatever is available as goals, then kick the ball around. 90004 90002 Do not worry about being terrible at the game — as long as everyone’s just having fun, it really does not matter how bad you are.Trust me — I’ve played football with Europeans who spent their entire lives playing while I’d played perhaps an hour of serious football in my life, yet I had a lot of fun (albeit with a lot of falling down and jumping out of the way). 90004 90018 90006 31. 90007 90006 Make a time capsule. 90007 90021 90002 Find a small box, and then walk around your house gathering items that represent the reality of your present-day life: A newspaper or magazine, photographs, recent receipts, last week’s grocery store list, letters or greeting cards, and so on.You could even include a flash drive with photos or a video you and your family make for your «future selves» to watch. 90004 90002 Put it all in the box, tape it up securely, and write a date on the outside saying when you’re allowed to open it — say, 10 or 15 years from now. You’ll probably have fun compiling a slice of your daily life, and you’ll enjoy reflecting on those items in the future even more, when your lives and the world have changed. 90004 90018 90006 32. 90007 90006 Open up a ‘time capsule.’90007 90021 90002 You may not have set out to make an official time capsule 10 or more years ago, but chances are you have some old photos, high school notebooks, or other mementos stuffed in a box somewhere, whether in a closet, under the bed, or in the attic. Pull them out and grant yourself the time to revel in those old memories or share them with your kids. 90004 90018 90006 33. Scan your old pictures. 90007 90021 90002 If you have a digital scanner at home, put it to use and scan that pile of old prints you just dug out.Do not have a scanner? Taking a photo of a photo with your smartphone is a viable substitute (make sure there’s ample natural light). Digitizing these memories is a good way to safeguard them, since photos left in an attic or basement can deteriorate or get stuck together after a while. 90004 90002 If you have a rotating screensaver of pictures, scanning in old prints and adding them to the rotation will make your screensaver all the more amazing. Plus, it becomes easy to just attach them to emails and send them to friends and family — or post them on social media on «Throwback Thursdays.»90004 90018 90006 34. Have a film festival. 90007 90021 90002 Invite some friends over and ask them each to bring one of their favorite DVDs. Then just settle in with some snacks (whatever you have on hand) and burn a lazy afternoon and evening just watching movies together. It’s a ton of fun and it does not cost anything at all. 90004 90018 90006 35. Seduce your partner. 90007 90021 90002 Really, is there any way to have more fun than that for free? It’s fun, romantic, great exercise, and it can help heal any relationship problems you might be having.An afternoon in your partner’s arms will make both of you feel better, and it will not cost a penny. 90004 90018 90006 36. Do some networking. 90007 90021 90002 Spend an afternoon drafting emails to professional contacts, just to see what they’re up to and to let them know what you’re up to. Set them up to send en masse on Monday morning. While it might sound boring, it can open up countless doors for your career if you do it consistently, and help you build new relationships and friendships — and all it takes is a little bit of spare time.90004 90018 90006 37. Practice yoga — or try it for the first time. 90007 90021 90002 All you need is some floor space and a blanket to do most yoga poses. Try out a basic yoga session to see if you like it. It increases flexibility, improves concentration, and holding some of those positions for long periods can be a powerful workout. 90004 90018 90006 38. Try Geocaching. 90007 90021 90002 Part outdoor adventure, part treasure hunt, Geocaching — hiking in search of hidden «caches» you can track by their GPS coordinates — is one of our family’s favorite frugal activities.If you have a GPS device or a smartphone, you do not need to buy anything else to get started. 90004 90002 Just visit Geocaching.com and type in your home address (or the address where you plan to be walking or hiking), and you’ll likely find a few geocaches stashed in the area. Pick one, add the coordinates to your GPS (or just use the app on your smartphone), and head out the door, letting your device serve as a treasure map. 90004 90002 Geocaching is part outdoor adventure, part treasure hunt.Photo: Rona Proudfoot 90004 90018 90006 39. Do a neighborhood cleanup. 90007 90021 90002 No need to organize a formal activity. Just walk through the shared spaces in your neighborhood (parks, sidewalks, etc.) with a trash bag and a pair of gloves, and pick up the litter. 90004 90002 Not only is it a pleasant way to get your blood going, it also beautifies your neighborhood and the surrounding area, not just for your own enjoyment, but for everyone. If you want to really get into it, invite people that live near you to get involved as well and make an event out of it.90004 90018 90006 40. Build some paper airplanes. 90007 90021 90002 Design and build a bunch of different paper airplanes, then have a competition in the back yard to see which one flies the best. That might mean the one that goes farthest, or the fastest to a finish line — or you can experiment with flaps and try to make your plane do stunts. 90004 90002 This is a great way to use up some scrap paper, particularly old newspapers. You can easily turn it into a contest — the winner gets to pick what activity to engage in next, or gets to choose what you’re having for supper.90004 90018 90006 41. Rearrange the furniture in a room. 90007 90021 90002 It’s amazing how much you can refresh a room just by moving the furniture into new positions. Try moving the couch to a different wall, then moving the entertainment center elsewhere. Take your bed and turn it 90 degrees, then move the dressers to match the new configuration. It can completely refresh the look of the room and give you a good workout to boot. 90004 90018 90006 42. Read an entertaining book. 90007 90021 90002 Look around your house for a fun book to read, perhaps something loaned to you by a friend or something you received as a gift, and curl up and let yourself be sucked into the story.I’m a sucker for Stephen King novels — I can just pick up any one and quickly be sucked straight into the plot for a fun afternoon’s read. 90004 90018 90006 43. Build a giant blanket fort. 90007 90021 90002 If you have kids, there are few things more fun than an afternoon spent building and playing in a gigantic fort in the living room. Use chairs, blankets, and tables to make an enormous hidden structure, then hide in there and play games and read books. 90004 90002 If they’re a bit older, build two forts (on opposite sides of the room) and have «fort wars» — toss small beanbags and pillows back and forth.No cost, but an afternoon that’s a ton of fun. 90004 90018 90006 44. Call a family member or a friend you have not spoken to in a while. 90007 90021 90002 Not only is this a chance to catch up with another person who’s important to you and firm up your relationship, it can also be a very entertaining and enjoyable way to spend an hour or two. 90004 90018 90006 45. Start a natural collection or an observation notebook. 90007 90021 90002 In other words, spend some time in nature collecting items of interest (like particular rocks) or making observations of things.Perhaps you’ll want to look for birds, or maybe your passion is rocks or feathers. Whatever it is, get your hiking boots on, get out there, and see what you can find. Here’s some advice on how to get started. 90004 90018 90006 46. Start a compost bin. 90007 90021 90002 All you need is a barrel or a large bucket (or, if you live in the country, some open space). Put your vegetable waste, coffee grounds, and eggshells in that bucket; you can add some yard waste such as grass clippings and leaves, too.(Do not put meat, fish, or dairy products in your compost pile.) On occasion, scoop in a bit of dirt from the ground. 90004 90002 Move the contents around regularly and keep it a bit moist. Over time, the compost will turn almost black. At that point, you can let it dry out and you’ll have powerful, perfectly natural fertilizer for your lawn or garden. 90004 90018 90006 47. Have a yard sale. 90007 90021 90002 Hosting a yard sale or garage sale is a great way to spend a money-free weekend — and a potentially lucrative one at that.Not only does it give you an excuse to clean out unwanted clutter from your home, it’s something the whole family can participate in, offering an entire weekend’s worth of entertainment and activity (and a nice little wad of money at the end to boot). Yard sales are a great way to turn excess clutter into extra cash, and that’s a win for everyone involved. 90004 90018 90006 48. Learn a foreign language. 90007 90021 90002 Doubt this can be free? There are a lot of ways to learn a foreign language online, from podcasts that teach language skills, to apps like DuoLingo and Language Zen, to YouTube videos and many other free language learning opportunities.You can often find popular self-taught foreign language courses like Rosetta Stone at your local library, too. Search around for resources for any language that you might want to learn — you’ll find tons of materials to help you. 90004 90018 90006 49. Deep-clean the room in your house you spend the most time in. 90007 90021 90002 One great afternoon project that will provide aesthetic value for years is deep cleaning a single room in your house, ideally the room you’re in most often. Getting that room pristine will subtly add to your enjoyment of that room for quite a while.This means going the whole nine yards — moving everything out, scrubbing the walls, thoroughly cleaning the floor, cleaning all of the items in it, and so forth. When you’re done, the room will feel fresh and new in a very subtle way. 90004 90018 90006 50. Make some homemade greeting cards. 90007 90021 90002 Whether you want to make homemade birthday cards, thank-you cards, or Christmas cards, all you really need is some card stock or some cheap blank cards from your local dollar store, plus some photographs (or a desktop printer).You might also want to have some other creative printed materials on hand — I like to keep old 90023 New Yorker 90024 covers for purposes like these. 90004 90002 Use your pictures and other elements to create unique greeting and holiday cards, then save them for the appropriate occasion. Here are some tips on what to write on the inside. 90004 90018 90006 51. Take a nap. 90007 90021 90002 Seriously. Most people do not get adequate sleep during the week. Why not just kick back and take a snooze for an hour or two? It’s the ultimate free energy refresher.90004 90018 90006 52. Get things done. 90007 90021 90002 Almost everyone has a long list of things to do «when they have time.» Use the fact that you’re intentionally spending a money-free weekend to in fact get some of those things done. 90004 90002 Clean up the house. Dust the front room. Sweep the basement floor. Fix that old toaster. Go through the stuff that’s accumulated in the garage. At the end of the weekend, you’ll have accomplished something useful that you can feel good about, plus your wallet will be fully intact.90004 90018 90006 53. Dig up your family tree. 90007 90021 90002 Take a peek at Genealogy.com or Ancestry.com and see what you can find out about your ancestors. If your family has been in the area for a long time, your local library can help you track down centuries-old birth certificates and other records. And do not forget to ask your oldest living family members what they remember about their own parents, cousins, aunts, uncles, and grandparents. 90004 90002 Try to assemble a family tree, and see if you can link to any distant cousins ​​or long-lost family members.Doing this can give you a much clearer picture of your heritage and help you get in touch with your family roots. 90004 90018 90006 54. Sit down with your partner for an afternoon and talk about your goals. 90007 90021 90002 Spending some time with your partner discussing goals can go a long way towards getting you both on the same page in your relationship. Find out 90004.90000 13 Ways to Have Fun Without Spending Money 90001 90002 With a little creativity, you’ll feel like a tourist in your hometown. And your wallet will thank you. 90003 90002 It’s no secret that attending the hottest concert in town, hitting the newest club or catching a movie at the nearest theater can be expensive, and the cost of social engagements can really add up weekend after weekend. According to a survey from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Americans spent an average of $ 2,913 on entertainment in 2016.Reducing your entertainment budget can therefore be an easy way to trim your spending and a simple way to save money. 90003 90002 Do not worry. Cutting back on entertainment costs does not mean saying goodbye to your social life. There are plenty of ways to have fun without spending money, and you do not have to look further than your own backyard. 90003 90002 «How many New Yorkers have not ridden the Staten Island Ferry or gone to a live concert in Central Park?» says Donna Freedman, a writer who focuses on personal finance.90003 90002 Whether you’re facing a thin wallet this Friday night, or you just want to reduce your entertainment expenses in general, here are 13 fun things to do without spending money that will make you feel like a tourist in your own hometown: 90003 90012 1. Go on a picnic 90013 90002 A picnic with family or friends is a way to have fun without spending money, and you can go to your favorite outdoor spot or use it as an opportunity to explore someplace new. Emma Healey, a money-saving expert and founder of the blog Money Can Buy Me Happiness, has a specific strategy.She’ll pull up Google Maps and search for green patches near her home. Then, she’ll Google the name to see if it’s a place she can take her kids. 90003 90002 90017 90003 90002 «Once we discovered a nature reserve hidden behind some farmland, with a trail through the woods and a rope swing for the kids at the end,» Healey says. «There was no one else there, so we enjoyed the forest all by ourselves and the kids thought it was the best thing ever.» 90003 90012 2. Go to no-cost museum and zoo days 90013 90002 If you have museums or zoos in your area, check out their websites to see if they offer days when you can visit without paying admission.The downside is that these days can be relatively popular and crowded, but it’s worth it if you’re trying to find fun things to do without spending money. Some companies also have deals with local museums that allow employees and their families to attend without cost on specific days, so check in with your employer to make sure you’re taking advantage. 90003 90012 3. Give geocaching a try 90013 90002 If you have a smartphone, chances are you already have all of the equipment you need for this hobby.It’s based on a simple idea: People have hidden more than 3 million treasure stockpiles (known as geocaches) all around the world, and it’s your job to find them using only a GPS. To get started, simply download the Geocaching app or log in to the Geocaching website. Bonus: This activity may bring you to local spots you’ve never visited, which is a way to be a tourist in your own hometown. 90003 90012 4. Leverage your chamber of commerce 90013 90002 Many towns and cities offer no-cost festivals, music nights and other events.This is an easy way to enjoy your hometown, socialize with friends and mix up your activities on evenings out-all without opening your wallet. To scope out upcoming events, check out the website for your local chamber of commerce for ways to have fun without spending money. 90003 90033 90002 Americans spent an average of $ 2,913 on entertainment in 2016. 90003 — Bureau of Labor Statistics 90036 90012 5. Take a historical city tour 90013 90002 Did you know that no-cost historical walking tours are available in many cities? For kids and adults alike, these tours are often put together by businesses, chambers of commerce or governments and are a way to be a tourist in your own hometown.To find out if one is available near you, search for «walking tour» on the website of your local historical society, city or chamber of commerce. Sometimes these tours are led by volunteers, while others are offered as self-guided tours. 90003 90012 6. Visit a farmers market 90013 90002 If you’re a frugal foodie, farmers markets in your hometown can offer affordable, fresh produce, especially if you go at the end of the day when vendors are more inclined to offer discounts to get rid of extra merchandise.90003 90002 But, to make this another of the many ways to be a tourist in your own hometown, why not try something new? Rather than getting your favorite vegetables, try challenging yourself: Pick out one to two vegetables you normally would not buy, and then find a recipe for them. You’ll save money by not eating out, and you’ll increase your cooking repertoire. 90003 90002 You could still check out the farmers market and turn it into a nice walk or outdoor picnic if you’re looking for fun things to do without spending money.90003 90002 90050 90003 90012 7. Go camping 90013 90002 A way to have fun without spending money is to find an outdoor adventure. While some campgrounds charge fees, it’s also possible to find no-cost sites. You can camp on most national forest land for no cost, for example. It’s called dispersed camping, but you may have to follow specific rules, such as being a certain distance from water sources and developed campgrounds. 90003 90002 Lest you think camping is a fun thing to do without spending money only for people living way out in the sticks, it is possible to find dispersed camping areas-as well as other campsites with minimal fees-near many large cities.For tips on recreational opportunities and how to visit public lands, it’s a good idea to check with your local or regional Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Forest Service or State Parks office before heading out. 90003 90012 8. Do a photography challenge 90013 90002 Looking to boost your photography skills and explore hidden nooks and crannies as a way to be a tourist in your own hometown? Google «photography challenge» to find lists of things to take pictures of each day for a set period of time.Items like «find something red» and «take a picture of something abandoned and forgotten» can turn your photography into a real hometown treasure hunt. 90003 90012 9. Check out books from the library 90013 90002 Freedman, the author, says she uses the library all of the time as a way to have fun without spending money. «On the way out I always stop at the ‘New Arrivals’ section and scoop up new reading material,» she says. 90003 90002 You might be surprised by how accommodating libraries are, even if your local branch is no larger than a walk-in closet.For example, if you’re interested in reading something that you can not find on the shelves, most libraries are able to order it for you. 90003 90002 Many libraries are full of even more fun things to do without spending money, like checking out DVDs, cameras or binoculars. 90003 90002 In some locations, «you can get access to free passes to museums and other local cultural attractions,» Freedman says. 90003 90002 Going to the library, versus downloading content on your devices, can also become an event in and of itself and an opportunity for the family to get out of the house.90003 90012 10. Volunteer 90013 90002 You may not think of volunteering as a way to have fun without spending money, but there are tons of organizations in your area that can use your help right now. Ask at a local nonprofit, such as a food bank or a wildlife rehabilitation center, or use a website like VolunteerMatch to find opportunities. You could meet new friends, feel good about helping the residents of your hometown and even develop new skills. 90003 90012 11. Find a fun meetup group 90013 90002 Speak a foreign language? Interested in home-brewing beer? How about spelunking? Meetup.com provides a way to find other locals with similar interests. You could also find new places in your hometown to explore if you join a club that moves around, such as a running club or a home-brewing club that visits different breweries. Pro tip: You can carpool to activities with others in the group to save on gas. 90003 90012 12. Go bird-watching 90013 90002 Even if you’re not a bird expert, with your checklist of all the birds you’ve ever seen handy at all times, this could be a new hobby and a fun thing to do without spending money.There are birds wherever you are (even in the biggest of cities), and all you need is a bird book and binoculars to get started. See how many birds you can spot in your hometown. 90003 90002 90087 90003 90012 13. Take a hike 90013 90002 Hiking is a great way to see nature and get great exercise, even if you live in a large city. To find trails near you, check out websites like AllTrails, which provides detailed trail maps, trail reviews and crowdsourced trail photos. You can carpool with friends to save on gas and combine hiking with another fun outdoor activity like bird-watching or geocaching.90003 90012 So many ways to have fun without spending money 90013 90002 Entertaining yourself and your family locally does not have to mean constantly spending money on events and outings. Sometimes it’s the simplest excursions that are the most enjoyable and memorable. Whether you need to save a few bucks for the short term or rework your budget to focus on other priorities, these 13 examples of ways to be a tourist in your own hometown will help you find new and fun things to do without spending money.90003 90002 Discover Bank, Member FDIC 90003 90002 Related Article 90003 .90000 How to Declutter Your Home in a Weekend Without Spending a Dime 90001 90002 When your home is a cluttered wreck, it can be hard to summon the motivation to tackle the chores you’ve been putting off and to toss or organize your scattered possessions. To make matters worse, you’re crunched for time and it’s tough to get anything done around the house, no matter how hard you try. 90003 90002 I never seem to have enough time, so I completely understand your frustration. But sooner or later — maybe after you trip on an errant toy or lose an important file — you’ll hit your breaking point.When you’ve had enough, it’s time to do something about it. 90003 90002 A possible solution: Find a sitter, cancel your plans for the weekend, and get to work. I gave it a shot and I was rather pleased with the results. Here are some tips to help you clear the haze. 90003 90008 1. Work Strategically 90009 90002 If you finally muster up the courage to get your home in order, avoid stepping foot into the front door and tackling the first project you can get your hands on. This is a recipe for disaster, and you’ll be tempted to throw in the towel shortly after you’ve started.90003 90002 Instead, take a moment to map out a plan of action. Here’s a sample schedule for a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home: 90003 90014 90015 Friday evening: living room, kitchen, hall closet (if applicable) 90016 90015 Saturday: bedrooms No. 1 and No. 2 (including closets), guest bathroom 90016 90015 Sunday: master bedroom (including closet), master bathroom 90016 90021 90002 Once you’ve figured out which areas of the house you plan to work on each day, take things a step further by including actual objectives, or detailed notes of what needs to be done in each area and how you will accomplish the particular tasks .For example, if you plan to start in the kitchen, your list may look like this: 90003 90014 90015 Discard expired items from the pantry and neatly organize what remains on the shelves 90016 90015 Empty out the kitchen cabinets and only place the items of value back inside 90016 90015 Clear off the countertops 90016 90015 Sanitize the appliances (interior and exterior) and other surfaces in the kitchen 90016 90015 Mop and shine the floors 90016 90021 90008 2. Purge Away 90009 90002 I hate to break it to you, but unless you have a magical, infinite attic, you’ll need to throw some things away to get rid of the clutter inside your home — even some things that are near and dear to your heart.It’s hard to do, even with items that have no sentimental value — no one wants to discard something they spent hard-earned money on. 90003 90002 But you have gather yourself (and your emotions) to give the situation some thought. How serious are you about tidying things up, and how did your home get this way in the first place? The answer might be rather simple: There are too many items and not enough space. 90003 90002 At least, that was my problem. I used to commit several hours a week to cleaning, only to encounter mess after mess a few days later.And then it hit me: The execution of chores was not the problem, the clutter was. 90003 90002 Fed up with the constant messes in the home no matter how often we cleaned, we decided to embark on a «purging journey» and it was more difficult than we initially envisioned. While I’m definitely not a hoarder, I found myself getting agitated over the volume of items we needed to purge to clear up space. 90003 90002 Quite frankly, I’d forgotten for quite some time that they even existed, but I was not ready to part ways with them.And for some strange reason, I feared I would suddenly find a need for them shortly after they were gone. Nevertheless, I stayed on pace and even sold a few things to ease the separation anxiety. 90003 90002 Wondering how to determine which items you should part ways with? Ask yourself these questions to make the call: 90003 90014 90015 Have you used the item in the past year? 90016 90015 If so, will you have a need for it in the near future? 90016 90015 If not, will you ever use it? 90016 90015 Does it possess some sort of sentimental value? 90016 90015 Will you lose sleep at night once it’s gone? 90016 90021 90002 If the answer is no, toss it, sell it, or donate it.If you purge enough stuff, you can hold a yard sale the following weekend. The extra cash will ease the sting of tossing so much stuff. 90003 90008 3. Neatly Organize Everything Else 90009 90002 Done purging? Now it’s time for the (not-so) fun part: organizing what remains. But this time around, you will not be spending loads of cash on plastic storage containers and stylish space maker tools. Instead, you’ll be working with what you already have lying around the house. Here are a few options: 90003 90068 Baskets 90069 90002 After years of spending countless hours searching for important items, such as keys cell phones and wallets, that seemed to vanish into a dark hole each night, I’d had enough.The only solution was labeled baskets, which we still find quite useful. They also make great organizers for toiletries under bathroom cabinets; I know I’m not the only one who’s spent more than a couple of seconds searching for a particular fragrance, shampoo, or lotion. 90003 90068 Drawer Dividers 90069 90002 These are perfect for those drawers full of miscellaneous items or kitchen utensils. If you do not have any dividers on hand, you can easily make your own using pieces of a cardboard box.90003 90068 Shoeboxes 90069 90002 Planning to store some items on the closet shelves? Shoeboxes, both cardboard and plastic, work like a charm, especially for accessories if you do not have a jewelry box on hand. I also use them for arts and crafts supplies that my children use throughout the week for school projects and homework. 90003 90068 Bookshelves 90069 90002 I’m an avid reader, so the bookshelf in the office definitely serves its purpose. But I also use it to store my children’s electronics and trophies that will not fit into their bedroom.And occasionally, a few of my project files find their way on the middle shelf for easier access. 90003 90068 New Stash 90069 90002 Unfortunately, there may be a few (or many) useful items that remain with nowhere to go. Instead of spending time agonizing over their final resting place, find an empty, discrete area to store them until a later date. 90003 90008 4. Do not Forget the Chores 90009 90002 After all the rearranging and foot traffic throughout the home, some tidying up will be necessary (or you could do it as you complete each room).90003 90002 In my home, the living room floor is usually the first area to suffer because of all the foot traffic it gets each day. And it does not help that we spend a bulk of our time as a family in the space. To properly clean the wood, I use a special solution that leaves the floor shining and looking brand new. But if I only clean the floor and ignore the other messes, something definitely looks a little off. 90003 90002 So, I always make sure to place the children’s toys (and whatever else they’ve managed to bring into the living room) back where they belong, dust the television stand, clean the baseboards, and vacuum the furniture padding to give the space a finished look.90003 90002 And I can not forget about my children’s bedroom. They enjoy spending time together playing with their toys, which makes mommy happy, so I try my best to keep up the space as best as I can. But there have been several occasions where I spent hours cleaning, organizing, and purging excess items, only to end up burying my face in my hand shortly afterward. 90003 90002 You see, my children get a kick out of making huge messes. For starters, they take all of the toy bins, neatly aligned against the bedroom and closet wall, and dump them out.Then they proceed to empty out the drawers underneath the bed, and finish up by digging through their dresser like madmen in search of last year’s Halloween costumes so they can pretend to be superheroes. And all of this is clearly audible from my bedroom. 90003 90002 What’s even funnier is that when I ask them to clean up their mess, it becomes clear that our perspectives on cleaning vary drastically. They think shoving everything that’s out of place into the closet and forcing the door shut is a job well done, but I beg to differ.I guess it’s the effort that counts; after all, they’re only 7 and 3 years old. So, imagine what would happen if I used their system for organizing things to keep the room intact! 90003 90008 5. Recruit Family and Friends 90009 90002 Do you have supportive friends or family nearby? Call them up, mention your plans, and ask if they’d be willing to assist. Even if it’s in the form of entertaining the kids for a few hours, which you’ll need if you have little ones, a little help can go a long way.90003 90002 Since I have a slight obsession with keeping things organized around the house (when time permits), it’s not unusual for a family member or friend to give me a call and request input on how they should arrange things in their home. And in some cases, they throw in the towel and request that I come over, take a look, and help them get started. Either way, they accomplish the task at hand more quickly and are always willing to lend a helping hand in return if I need assistance. 90003 90002 Another tip: If a group of you will be hard at work for an entire day or weekend, why not add a little fun to the mix by blasting your favorite tunes and ordering pizza and drinks to complete the party? 90003 90008 6.Consistency is Key 90009 90002 Have you finally crossed off all the items on your to-do list? Take a second to pat yourself on the back, and then think of all the ways you can keep things organized moving forward. You now have a clean slate to start from, and you want to keep it that way. Here are a few tips: 90003 90068 Offer Yourself Incentives 90069 90002 On occasion, we all need a little push to get us motivated to complete a task. Clearing clutter should not be an exception to the rule.Anytime I’m in need of a little pick-me-up to get moving, I resort to edible incentives, such as a night out for dinner at my favorite restaurant, as a source of motivation. 90003 90068 Revisit Problematic Areas at Least Once Per Week 90069 90002 Some areas are more prone to getting cluttered than others. In my home, the office is a problem; with projects come paper, most of which ends up in the strangest places after a few weeks have passed. Keep on top of these problem areas so they do not become insurmountable.90003 90068 Minimize Paper Documents 90069 90002 To prevent the problem mentioned above, I try to work with electronic documents or spiral notebooks as often as possible. Mail also has the potential to be problematic in our household, so I promptly shred any items we do not need. 90003 90002 Another issue: documents from school. Between both children, the correspondence quickly begins to add up and get lost in a pile if we do not make note of what is being communicated as soon as the documents arrive.90003 90068 Stop Shopping! 90069 90002 If you do not need it, do not buy it (at least until you learn to keep the messes to a minimum). And if you think you need it, take a moment to assess its functionality and whether it will best suit your needs. 90003 90002 During the period in my life where I was extremely irresponsible with my finances, any item in a store that tickled my fancy came home, whether I purchased it with cash or credit. At the time, I was living in an extremely tiny apartment with limited closet space, so the more I purchased, the more crowded things were.At one point, there were piles of clothes with tags on the closet floor because I had nowhere else for them to go. Long story short, I did not necessarily need any of these things, and what a headache it was to clear the clutter once I finally realized I had let my spending habits get out of control. 90003 90068 Routine Purging Sessions 90069 90002 As time progresses and you notice some items are still kicking around even though they no longer serve a purpose, sell, donate, recycle, or dispose of them promptly.This should be done on a monthly basis to prevent clutter from resurfacing. 90003 90002 Instead of doing it in a single day, I allocate one day per room. When I consistently follow that pattern, the purging sessions usually do not take more than 30 minutes, and I feel a lot better knowing that I was able to be proactive by keeping the home clean. 90003 90002 And remember, a few problematic areas may still exist after your weekend cleaning session. But you took initiative to get a handle on the problem and reclaim your home, and that’s what counts.90003 .90000 8 Ways to Spend a Weekend Like Louis Litt | Blog | Suits 90001 90002 Yeah, being a lawyer is hard work, especially at Pearson Specter Litt where the lawyers work on some of the biggest cases around. But being busy at work does not stop the team from having some really interesting hobbies to pursue on the weekends. Take a cue from 90003 Louis Litt’s 90004 playbook and see how he spends his weekends so he can get back to the office in top form on Monday morning. 90005 90002 90003 1.Mudding 90004 90005 90002 90003 90012 90004 90005 90002 Sure this sounds a little crazy, but mud baths are a thing that spa-goers really love and find relaxing. Check out 90003 these benefits of mud baths 90004, and you’ll realize why Louis loves it so much. 90003 90004 90005 90002 90003 2. Tennis 90004 90005 90002 90003 90027 90004 90005 90002 Louis loves tennis, and it really is a fun game. 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