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1. Holiday

1.1. Bucket lists

1.1.1. Florida

1.1.2. Netherlands

1.1.3. Alaska

1.1.4. Langkawi

1.1.5. Mecca

1.2. Thoughts and plans

1.2.1. Focus

1.2.2. change of scenery

1.2.3. Making memories

1.3. Convenience over costs

1.3.1. willing to spend more

1.3.1.1. for convenience

1.3.1.2. to avoid hassle

1.3.2. keyword: RELAX!

1.4. Health and mobility issues

1.4.1. transiets aches and pains

1.4.1.1. need to do things slowly

1.4.2. less tolerant of temperature extremes

1.4.2.1. bathroom break

1.5. “Life is unpredictable and I think we need to do as much as we can while we can.”

2. gardening

2.1. benefits

2.1.1. reduce stress level

2.1.1.1. can lower the level of cartisol

2.1.1.1.1. high blood pressure

2.1.2. sense of achievement

2.1.3. getting out into the fresh air

2.1.3.1. boost immune system

2.1.3.1.1. "friendly soil bacteria"

2.1.4. can provide food

2.1.4.1. save costs

2.1.5. moderate exercise

2.1.5.1. engage the mind

2.2. safety

2.2.1. ensure pathway are flat and non-slip

2.2.2. warm up before gardening

2.2.3. frequent break

3. housework

3.1. cleaning

3.2. cooking

3.2.1. stay alert

3.2.2. improve mental acumen

3.2.3. reminisce

3.2.3.1. fond memories

3.3. shopping

3.4. household maintenance

3.5. caregiving

4. Relaxation and mental stimulation

4.1. benefits

4.1.1. healthier lifestyle

4.1.2. increase memory

4.1.3. engaging with others

4.1.3.1. emotional

4.1.3.1.1. comfort

4.1.3.1.2. stimulation

4.2. Brain games and puzzles

4.2.1. to maintain sharp mind

4.2.2. critical thinking skills

4.2.2.1. brain fit

4.2.3. example

4.2.3.1. crossword puzzles

4.2.3.2. sudoku

4.2.3.3. chess

4.3. Spa Experience

4.3.1. relax mind and body

4.3.2. example

4.3.2.1. hydrotheraphy

4.3.2.2. self pampering

4.3.3. reinvigorates the spirit and soothes away stress.

4.4. Book Club

4.4.1. gives mind contemplation material

4.4.2. opportunity to converse

4.4.2.1. engage with other people

4.4.3. tossing ideas and good debate

4.4.3.1. mental acumen

4.4.3.2. sense of satisfaction

4.5. Caring for a pet

4.5.1. great companions

4.5.1.1. research shows

4.5.1.1.1. positive health benefits

4.5.1.2. reduce stress levels

4.5.1.2.1. increase serotonin

4.5.1.3. less stress level

4.5.1.3.1. no depression

4.5.1.3.2. no cardiovascular related disease

5. sleep

5.1. recover energy

5.2. Regulated appetite

5.3. improve concentration and memory formation

5.3.1. repair any cell damage

5.3.2. refreshes immune system

5.4. increase alertness during waking hours

6. Fitness activities

6.1. FItness class and groups

6.2. Yoga

6.2.1. reduce stress

6.2.1.1. minimize hypertension

6.2.2. low-impact exercise

6.2.3. improve flexibility and balance

6.3. walking

6.4. Golf

6.4.1. improve flexibility

6.4.2. hand and eye coordination

6.4.3. happy and satisfied

7. Nur Atiqah Ashekin Binti Mohd Khaidzir Fahmi, Edmund Lim Zheng Yu and Tan Wei Yao. Microsoft Teams, 15th September 2021, 11.15am