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Its spring break for many of my brothers in high school. The number one complaint I always get is I'm bored. Therefore, here are a couple of ideas and tips that you can do for spring break.


(1). Volunteer: This is a absolute great way to spend your time. Volunteering your time is a awesome way to give back and be a vessel for GOD'S Love. You can volunteer your time, by doing many things. Participating in alternative "Spring Breaks", cutting neighbors grass for free, or volunteering with a organization that you are already affiliated with like (Red Cross, Habitat for Humanities, and your local Church).


(2). Work: I learned one thing: you don't have time to say or feel bored when your actively working. Rather painting the deck or washing the family car; time flies by when you are taking care of business. Also, if you have a regular job (on weekends for example); spring break is a excellent time to pick up extra hours.


(3). Spend time with family: this may sound lame, but spending time with the family is a great. Rather taking a vacation or chilling on the sofa. Spend time with your family, because at the end of the day family is the only thing (other than GOD) that we have. Ideas for spending time with family: (1) playing board games, (2) shooting hoops with your little brother,  (3) having a Netflix marathon with the family, or (4) suck it up, and go to that Art museum that your Mom always wanted to go too.


(4). Challenge yourself and your mind: Rather you are working out or reading a book. This Spring Break use your time wisely and come back to school better than you were before.

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