100+ things to do when you’re bored this summer 🍓🫶(that u can actually do) SUMMER BUCKET LIST 2023

The video starts by addressing the common feeling of boredom and social media comparisons during summer. The creator emphasizes that an amazing summer doesn't require traveling abroad or constant partying, offering easy-to-accomplish ideas that are budget-friendly and don't require extensive travel.

Gigi shares ideas like strawberry picking (and using the berries for baking a summer cake), setting up a garden tea party with thrifted items, going to a drive-in movie, biking on local paths, and watching at least four sunsets. She also suggests finding or reconnecting with hobbies like sewing, attending outdoor festivals, hiking, going on an antique road trip, and visiting farmer's markets.

Ideas for home and personal growth include hosting a dinner party, visiting a flea market, organizing your apartment, learning a new language (Gigi mentions Lingoda for French), having lake/beach/river days, getting new plants and repotting existing ones, and saving money. She also suggests watching a sunrise, making flower crowns, and walking to destinations instead of driving.

The video continues with ideas like getting a new tattoo, finishing three books (especially thrillers), establishing a regular YouTube posting schedule or other personal routine, trying new cafes, painting outdoors, and having a classic picnic. Self-care ideas include gardening, doing a closet clean-out, a bedroom makeover, a spa night (including making your own face masks), and cleaning out your bag.

Further suggestions include deep cleaning your home, sewing a cute bag from thrifted fabric, horseback riding, taking a pottery class, having an ultimate movie night (indoor or outdoor), trying crocheting or knitting, doing a clothing swap with friends, visiting a local art museum, organizing your fridge, and having a scrapbooking day.

Culinary ideas include trying a new recipe, creating a personal recipe book, getting ice cream, and making your bike cuter. DIY and active suggestions include trying a Pilates or dance class, wallpapering something, checking out yard/garage sales, starting a book club, making popsicles, visiting a bookstore on a rainy day, trying new coffee/matcha recipes, starting a YouTube channel or video diary, journaling, and doing a YouTube challenge (e.g., workout, water). DIY home makeovers like painting/embroidering jeans, making friendship bracelets, and creating charm jewelry are also suggested.

Additional ideas cover decluttering with the 'does it spark joy' method, drawing or painting outside, hosting a potluck, doing your nails (DIY or press-ons), performing mini house updates, thrift store challenges, hosting a themed party, making lemonade or smoothies, having a 'phone in a box' day, camping, picking your own flowers, volunteering at an animal shelter, trying a new makeup routine and cleaning brushes, getting a Jelly Cat, using a planner for goals, rollerblading, getting fresh bread, upcycling furniture, baking your own bread, pressing flowers, making heart-shaped pizzas, making jam for friends, and exploring free little libraries. The video concludes with Gigi hoping to have provided many fun ideas and encouraging viewers to share their own bucket list items in the comments.