What have you been doing to keep busy in self-isolation?

From taking up a new hobby to discovering an ancient unfinished project to becoming an overnight Facebook star - Aussie seniors are show they won't be held back.

There are so many good news stories about what people have done when their social life is suddenly put on hold.

Take Del Matheson, from Woy Woy NSW.

"With lockdown and all other activities cancelled, I started to look at my wool stash and decided to use up as much of it as I could," she wrote to The Senior.

"Since lockdown began, I've knitted slippers, crocheted coathanger covers and made children's jumpers.

"At the back of the cupboard I found my half-knitted yellow jumper and thought, 'now is the time'.

"The Family Circle pattern book was dated April 24, 1986, and I finally finished the jumper on April 22, 2020 - so exactly 34 years in the making."

Nice one, Del.

Scone CWA member Muriel Halsted, 92, became an online sensation when she shared her amazing scone recipe with the ABC.

Residents at a Melbourne retirement village had fun doing balcony boogie.

Still with movin' and groovin, seniors across NSW worked up a sweat in the Biggest Online Seniors Workout.

A family placed in mandatory self-isolation at the Hyatt Regency Sydney made creative sculptures out of recycled material from the food deliveries left at their door.

So, what have you been up to? If you'd like to share with our readers, send a brief rundown, and a photo if you have one. We'd love to hear from you.

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