Things You Did Today with I
Scratched an itch is a simple daily action.
Imagining is a normal action you might do today.
Waking up is a common daily thing you did.
Iron (as a verb) fits: ironing clothes is a chore.
Eating is a simple, everyday action you did.
Sleeping is a regular daily activity.
Eating food is a normal thing you did today.
Ice skating is a real activity someone might do.
Idling (doing nothing) is a valid daily action.
Doing nothing counts as idling, still an activity.
Ironing clothes is a real everyday chore.
Isolating yourself is a clear, real action.
Inhaling is a basic action you do every day.
Ironed clothes - definitely a real activity.
Past tense verb, clear action you did today.
Imagined something - totally a daily action.
Idled around - counts as a simple activity.
Ingesting food is just eating, daily stuff.
Iced a cake - yep, that's a concrete action.
Investigating something is a real action.
To ingest is to eat, an everyday action.
Ingested food - another way to say ate.
Real action you might have done today.
To ice skate is a valid activity to do.
Everyday activity: surfing the internet.
Ignoring someone or something is an action.
Chore: you ironed clothes today.
Real action: had or gave an interview today.
Activity: you ate some ice cream today—yum!
Action: you illustrated or drew something today.
Everyday action: you worked today.
Everyday activity: browsed the internet.
Simple action: you walked today.
Action verb: to annoy someone. Could be done today.
Real activity: you went ice skating today.
Basic action: you inhaled (breathed) today.
Drama aside, counts as “pretended I died”.
Totally fits—eating breakfast is a daily action.
Real action: you inspected something today.
A real action—you might invent something today.
Means ate/swallowed—an action you could do today.
Getting up is a normal daily activity.
An activity—you might take an ice bath today.
A real task: putting icing on a cake.
An action—you could inspire someone today.
Classic daily routine—brushing teeth.
A real action—inviting someone today.
A real action you can do today (invest money).
A common everyday action, fits the category.
Describes something you might have done today.
A simple action someone might do today.
A clear activity someone can do today.
A verb form: icing a cake or an injury - valid.
Past-tense action (e.g., iced my knee) - valid.
Thinking about yourself—counts as an action.
Everyday action; a perfect fit for today.
Clear daily activity, perfectly fits the list.
Can be an action: stayed isolated today.
Reflecting on oneself is a valid action.
An action phrase describing what you did.
You looked into something—definitely an action.
Searching the web is a clear daily action.
You asked about something—yep, an action.
Made it up on the spot—an action you did.
Describes the act of feeling an itch.
Creating something new counts as an action.
Putting ice on your knee is a real action.
As a verb, to ice something—action fits.
Choosing to be alone—yes, that’s an action.
Running today? Sure, that’s an action.
A simple, everyday thing you might do.
You put money into something today—an action.
Copying someone is a clear action.
Taking a shower is a normal daily action.
You drew/illustrated something—daily activity.
Choosing to ignore someone is an action.
Treating your foot with ice is an action.
Sitting down is a simple daily action.
Interpreting something is an action you did.
Starting or provoking something is an action.
Used ink or signed something—real action.
Loafing around counts as a simple activity.
Thinking up ideas is an action you could do today
Choosing to be alone, a deliberate action.
Ironing clothes is a real daily chore.
Surfing the internet—everyday activity.
Breathing in air is an action you definitely did today.
Treating yourself a bit is an action.
Making ice at home counts as an activity
Everyday task, preparing a meal
Putting ice on a sore knee is an action
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