The first known use of the word activity was in the 15th century and derives from the Middle English actyvete or "active life".
Now, in the 15th century, people’s extracurricular activities were a bit different than today. The upper classes hunted, crowds would gather to watch knights participate in jousting tournaments with wooden lances, swords or maces and these tournaments would sometimes last for days. In the evenings people would play board games or cards.
Webster defines activity as “the quality or state of being active”: “a process that an organism carries on or participates in by virtue of being alive”; specifically : an educational procedure designed to stimulate learning by firsthand experience.
Here at AnyHigh.life, we define activity as anything that’s not consumable which sends the endorphins into overdrive and which you can do – legally - in public, either indoors or outdoors.
We want to hear what activities really turn you on and while we don’t have a category specifically for jousting, we’re open for anything!
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