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sion can be richly debated, it is known that the average American spends four or more hours watching television each day. Perhaps we have forgotten the diversity of leisure-time activities available, or maybe we do not realize the amount of time we spend with our televisions, but in either case, the celebration of National TV-Tumoff Week can encourage us to
35. Organize a photo album. 36. Write a short story. 37. Take a nature hike. 38. Plant a tree. 39. Bike ride. 40. Join or start a club. 41. Take a walk. 42. Clean up your yard. 43. Play with your pet. 44. Go canoeing. 45. Make and fly a kite. 46. Build a fort or tree house. 47. Try an exercise or yoga class. 48. Go fishing. 49. Play ball. 50. Make a family tree. 51. Design a collage. 52. Visit a nursing home. 53. Make cards for birthdays or holidays. 54. Look for constellations and planets. 55. Adopt an animal. 56. Visit a historical site. 57. Sit outside and drink in the scenery. 58. Mow the grass. 59. Explore an atlas. 60. Go horseback riding. 61. Tell or listen to a story. 62. Donate books to the library. 63. Make a drum. 64. Learn to play a musical instrument. 65. Wash a car or truck. 66. Go swimming. 67. Build a model. 68. Run or walk in the Fodderstack 10K.
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