Day 273 Question 273:
What do you do to unwind/de-stress?
I think about all of the things I am thankful for and remember what a beautiful life this is!
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For 365 days I answered a different question. I spent one year discovering myself more than I had my whole life. Every question remains on this blog and I hope that you do revisit each question starting at #1.I have decided from here on out that I am going to let the creative genius out as it comes. I do not believe in forced art...it must come natural. I am 34 years old and still discovering myself. I have moments of great peace and wellness and times of sadness and confusion that boggle my mind and exhaust my body. It is the latter that I have a hard time accepting and sometimes I need a palette to spill all of my thoughts and feelings out to make me feel better. So here I am. As readers I hope you are able to relate and I hope you enjoy the journey.
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Such a lovely simple post! I walk in the fresh air with open skies. That’s what I do, no matter what the weather it helps me feel human again :O)
Write poetry. 🙂
I cook and then blog to unwind.
I crochet. Not only does it help me relax and forget everything else in the world, but I always end up with something beautiful to give away to family and friends.
420 and then write.
Unwind, a nice expression…indeed we are often wound up so tightly in daily life. Have a good unwinding!
sex with random strangers. not really. okay, tennis. same thing though.
That’s a great way to unwind. I know a lot of times when we get wound up and stressed, we get there by being complicated in our minds about stuff and we start thinking things like, “if I don’t get this done, my day is going to get screwed up and everyone will be mad at me.” We may think things like that, but it is usually not true. We are just “Caught in the moment,” of stress and negative thinking.
I personally know that when I become that kind of complicated I tend to get out of touch with life, and out of reality. BUT… when I remember the people I love, and the beautiful things of life that I’m grateful for, it brings me back to what’s REAL and what’s TRUE and what REALLY matters. There’s a certain simplicity in that which is really unwinding. It shows that reality is beautiful and simple.