Pick me up
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Coffee, reading a really good book, playing with my dogs.0
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mustacheU2Lift wrote: »
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mustacheU2Lift wrote: »
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A chat with my daughter..
A good feed of fish and chips helps too
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this puts life into perspective for me *as well as the occasional shiraz or vodka* it's a 6 minute film that's free
http://www.c21media.net/screenings/banffmedia/do-i-have-take-care-of-everything/4872/1 -
4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »
No its ore
You left off the -o1 -
mustacheU2Lift wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »mustacheU2Lift wrote: »
No its ore
You left off the -o
Oooo i like the way you think!0 -
Watching films.
Playing DOOM (the original).
Driving alone while listening to music.0 -
Pet a cat if possible. A dog will do. I think about how animals live in the moment and I should try to enjoy all of mine, because being alive is in general good, so far.
Think about all the positive things in my life, and scold myself for not being more appreciative.
Long shower, go for a walk, listen to music. Distraction.
Focus on a perspective shift.1 -
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Hanging out with friends or family. Also, the fluffers (my birds).2
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I just rescued 3 more kittens.....hopefully i can find homes for these little guys4
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Depending on what I need a pick me up from ...
* Talk with my sister, mum or brother. Bounce my angst off "loving sound boards."
* Game of tennis or beach volleyball ( zero crowd works best).
* Run up through the orchards to the waterfall. Commune with nature and be thankful. I should actually do what a friend does, he buys native CA forest seedlings, takes it to the top of a mountain and plants it along the trail, leaving all his issues buried there with it.
* Dive into the pool and swim ( I like it unheated or set at 55-60°F... Usually, I will run through the issues lap after lap. It's likely unsolved, but a resolution is met. For me at least. I've made peace with every possible outcome, despite feeling like I have lost a game of Go, occasionally ( usually when I've allowed my heart to be involved). Exiting feels like I have been regenerated, where nothing phases me @situation.1 -
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Patrick dempsy
He can pick me up anytime1 -
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SnackherBarrell wrote: »Finger kaleidoscope
https://youtu.be/GC-PV2BSYD4
I'm thinking this is one person maybe..0 -
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SnackherBarrell wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »SnackherBarrell wrote: »Finger kaleidoscopehttps://youtu.be/GC-PV2BSYD4
I'm thinking this is one person maybe..
I thought too, but still looks anazeballs
Absolutely amazing, whatever they did to achieve that..0 -
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But really, going for a ride3
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