Screwing Around

I am currently in a terrible fuge of writer's block. I don't want to think about things to do to overcome it. I don't want to face it, acknowledge it, or in any way feed it. All I want to do is ignore it, pretend it doesn't exist and to concentrate on something completely different and unrelated - to do something fun and pointless.

What things can I do that are fun and pointless and have absolutely nothing to do with the writing I'm not doing?

fun and pointless things to do INSTEAD of dealing with writer's block:

• listen to the rain
  
• go explore your backyard
  
• go cloudwatching or lay in bed and watch the clouds through a window
  
• light a candle and intently watch the flames
  
• write wishes on a bay leaf and burn them in a stone or metal bowl
  
• go watch some asmr videos
  
• take a long walk in the woods
  
• go stick you head in your cats belly and just breathe with your eyes closed feeling the purr vibrations
  
• have a dance party in your living room
  
• rearrange the furniture
  
• tidy a drawer
  
• do the laundry
  
• do a small task you've been putting off forever
  
• make a vision board on pinterest
  
• make a fort out of blankets and pillows
  
• make a paper fortune teller
  
  
  
  
  
• play a game of charades with yourself or others
  
• have a water balloon fight
  
• have a picnic in your backyard or living room
  
• play a game of simon says
  
• play a game of i spy
  
• play a game of hide and seek
  
• have a lemon-eating contest
  
• have a karaoke session with your favorite songs
  
• have a staredown contest with yourself or others
  
• have a pillow fight
  
• have a fashion show with your clothes and accessories
  
• play a game of telephone
  
• play a game of red light green light
  
• have a mocktail-making competition
  
• play a game of red hands
  
• have a "how low can you go" dance contest
  
• have a game of thumb war
  
• have a "try not to laugh" challenge with yourself or others.
  
• count how many times you can spin around in a chair before getting dizzy
  
• make a paper airplane and see how far it can fly
  
• see how many rubber bands you can stretch around your wrist
  
• see how many marshmallows you can fit in your mouth
  
• make a paperclip chain
  
• try to balance something on your nose
  
• see how many times you can bounce a ball off the wall
  
• play rock-paper-scissors with yourself
  
• try to make a paperclip stand up on its own
  
• make a tower of post-it notes
  
• do a jigsaw puzzle
  
• see how many times you can do the hokey pokey
  
• play a game of solitaire
  
• try to balance a pen on your finger
  
• see how many times you can spin a pen around your thumb
  
• play tic-tac-toe with yourself
  
• see how many times you can flip a coin
  
• do a crossword puzzle
  
• see how many times you can type the alphabet
  
• make a paperclip sculpture
  
• see how many times you can click a pen
  
• ride a bike