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30th March 07, 02:16 AM
#1
Stresses of life: large
Must find a way to relax!
Fun and peace? Priceless...
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30th March 07, 03:25 AM
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One thing that my fiance swears by to relax is colouring-in Mandalas. She has quite a few really beautiful ones and it definately seems soothing.
I like to go fly-fishing, work out and walk my dog.
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30th March 07, 04:45 AM
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Other than the CASUAL walks through nature (don't make it a contest), several others have hit on it. PLAY! Use Legos, clay, role playing, whatever. But just play. So much of today's world is things we HAVE to do: meet deadlines, finish projects, take care of the house (or apartment or whatever), get the kids to activities, etc. Just take a little while and forget all that and play.
We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance. - Japanese Proverb
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30th March 07, 04:49 AM
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I fish, I go for walks in our seventy some acres of forest, and I shoot. It is so relaxing to punch a tight cluster of holes in a paper target. I also deer hunt, in season of course. Harvesting a deer isn't necessary. Just sitting up in the tree stand, in the woods, with all of your senses heightened and hearing every little sound is relaxing. I sometimes just go out in the off season and just sit in one of my stands for an hour or two.
"A day spent in the fields and woods, or on the water should not count as a day off our allotted number upon this earth."
Jerry, Kilted Old Fart.
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30th March 07, 04:50 AM
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Riding my bike on quiet morning watching the scenery change, by myself. Meditating alone inside the helmet basically. When first struck with hypertension related migraines it was the only way I could shake them, a good cold morning ride especially(well, cold for me). I'm on medication now we know the reason.
Long distance rides, just me and the dog are good too, the more isolated the better, just get out, camp somewhere quiet by myself etc. Dog is better company than many people and she never complains.
At home, picking at the banjo helps free my mind of any thoughts also, still can't play it though
Al
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30th March 07, 05:54 AM
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Qi-Gong (many various spellings) can be a great way to get away from life for a little while. It's the spiritual basis for Tai-Chi. It's a very relaxing 30 minutes and while you can do it indoors, I like it best outdoors.
Other than that when I need a break, I get on the couch and pet and play with my dog. We can do anything from play fighting to just laying around and having her belly rubbed. Either way, it relieves the stress.
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