NFL Sunday Ticket Subscribers, All is Not Lost - Three Things to Do Once the NFL Season is OverThe end of the 2009-2010 NFL football season is fast approaching. In just a few weeks, the winner of the Super Bowl in Miami will be decided. Trades will be made, retirements will be announced, and preparation for the following year will begin - after a lengthy hiatus on the part of players, coaches and sports fans.Yes, we will certainly miss tuning in on our high definition televisions on Sundays to watch our favorite teams battle it out. We'll miss the get-togethers, the jerseys, the commercials - everything that has to do with NFL football.It's not time to get too depressed just yet, however. While the end of the NFL season is not necessarily the most anticipated event of the year, it does represent a chance for sports fans to look to other parts of their lives and develop new hobbies while anxiously awaiting the opening of training camp and the pre-season in the fall.Not sure of how to pass the time until the next season arrives? Here are three things to do once the Super Bowl is over to pass the time:1. Learn to CookIf you're already an ace in the kitchen, this one is not for you. However, if you struggle when it comes to the oven, stove and cutting board, this may be a great time for you to learn how to cook. Ask friends for recommendations of cook books and pick one up at your local bookstore. Start off with easy dishes and move on to more complex ones. Instead of spending Sunday plopped in front of the television, spend it making delicious family dinners. While you're at it, pick up on a few food ideas that could be great for a Super Bowl party next year.2. Head OutsideSince you've spent the last few months sitting inside watching sports, why not go outdoors to play some? The spring is fast approaching,Google, so grab a ball or put on your sneakers and go outdoors to play. This is an excellent way to bond with family and friends and live an overall healthy lifestyle.3. Fix Up the HouseThe weekends are often the only times we have to do work around the house. And while we would all like for Saturdays and Sundays to be time exclusively used for rest and relaxation, we know that they also require us to get busy around the house. You've spent your last Sundays watching football instead of fixing a leaky roof, repairing a broken window or cleaning out your closet. Now that the season's over, you have no excuse. Get your household members together and make a plan of what has to be done. While this isn't necessarily the most fun Sunday activity, it is probably a necessary one. Plus, it will allow you to get ahead in terms of household chores to be able to enjoy the upcoming NFL season without having to worry about what needs to be done around the house. http://www.inuee.cn/bbs/boke.asp?dus...pic.76802.html http://www.aidusheying.com/ido/viewt...d=40415&extra= http://www.xasida.com/viewthread.php?tid=90489&extra=