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My Isolation Bucket List
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My Isolation Bucket List

April 26, 2020
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Posted by Lauren Rodych-Eberle

It’s hard to believe that not along ago I was prepping my “Stampede Bucket List,” and now, with the state of the world, that’s not going to be happening. So instead, we pivet…I give you, My Isolation Bucket List.

Read a Book

Cook Something New

Do a Puzzle

Watch a Documentary

Complete a Body Weight Workout

Play a New Game

Have a Virtual Hangout

Explore a Hobby

Declutter a Part of the House

Journal (About Your Isolation Experience)

Hope you all are staying safe and finding some comfort in this time.

April 26, 2020
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I’m Lauren and I have a deep passion for music, food, the outdoors, and travel. I love random questions and fun facts, and am always searching for better ways to bring wellness and health into my life. I am the owner of Miss Lauren’s Music Studio, where I teach voice, piano, ukulele, and preschool music classes – via Skype and within Calgary. I am a Senior Consultant for Pampered Chef, which has inspired me over the years to write two cookbooks (plus one mini ebook cookbook), that have food preparation made easy in the forefront.
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