When I was waiting for my keyboard, as soon as I received the tracking number, I went to google maps, and started plotting the route: where it started from, where I expected it to arrive next and when, compared to where and when it actually went. It was funny. We even made bets with my wife whether the package will fly over us, and then back (it did).
I spent so much time making the map nice, and researching routes! But, I only checked the tracking page twice a day.
If you want to avoid refreshing the tracking page, mapping the route, and researching possible paths to your doorstep is a nicely working, even more time-consuming alternative.
Hope this... well... "helps", I guess?