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AARPTeri
Community Manager
February 25, 2021

What would you do with a day off and $200? Tell us for a chance to win!

The pandemic has blurred the lines between work and home making it even hard to disconnect.  But disconnecting from it all is an antidote to stress, even if just for a day. 

 

We would love to hear what you would do with a day off and $200.  Ten of the of the respondents will receive 50 AARP Rewards Points!

 

Post your day off idea here between March 1 and March 31, 2021 and you will be entered for a chance to win a 50 AARP Rewards points! 

 

Have you enter the AARP Rewards Take a Day Sweeps?  If not be sure to visit and enter here:  https://www.aarp.org/getrewards/campaigns/2021tad/

 

 

* No purchase necessary. Legal Residents of the 50 United States (D.C.) Ends 3/31/2021. See Rules  including odds, and prize description. Void where prohibited.

 

726 replies

Contributor ⭐
March 6, 2021

I would buy items for an organization that’s close to my heart

 

lmcory
Contributor ⭐
March 6, 2021

I enjoy taking a walk in the woods. it fuels my soul.

Conversationalist ⭐
March 6, 2021

I would go to New York go have lunch then shop to I drop with $200 .

Racquel Evans
Contributor ⭐
March 6, 2021

We are having some work done on our home and I would put the money towards some landscaping the front yard to make it look nice with the other work we’re having done. I think it would finish it off nicely.

Contributor ⭐
March 6, 2021

I would support small businesses. 

Contributor ⭐
March 6, 2021

I would take a long walk and enjoy a beautiful  day  with family and friends

rlrcu
Contributor ⭐
March 6, 2021

Worked so many hours during lockdown (retail, filling online orders) I didn't get to do much at all for my gardens.  They got overrun with weeds and the good rain actually broke down the last of the boards holding the soil in my raised beds.  I'd use the $200 to hire an energetic  youth to help me put the gardens to right (dig weeds) and buy something more permanent for the garden walls.  Need our (organic) food beds more than ever this year.   Like my father before me  I find working the soil centering, soothing, satisfying.  Love seeing my family enjoy what I can grow in this small suburban yard. 

takncarabizniz
Contributor ⭐
March 6, 2021

I would take a much needed day or two off from work, sleep in late, then go outside and work on my walking trails and forest gardens.  That is my center and where I feel most at peace.  

Contributor ⭐
March 6, 2021

I would head for the coast and spend a weekend at a simple motel with a view of the ocean, a simple book and magazines and no media or phone, two nights so a full day off in between.

Contributor ⭐
March 6, 2021

Head out for a drive to northern or southern IN. Enjoy a leisurely lunch, watch the sun set.  Take a nap!  Get a massage!