We all have habits & tricks how to relax. For example I like to read, to support my cat, listening to radio music – similar to this man, portrayed by Amanda Faye Cain. What are your habits finding a way to relax?
title=”At Home 01″ – portrait by Amanda Faye Cain, kindly sent to my group BLOG IT!, click on the picture to enter her galleries on Flickr.com
P.S.:
maybe I waste my time writing too often into my little paper-books:
table, cat & paper-notebooks in frizztext’s home …
related:
https://flickrcomments.wordpress.com/2013/11/08/weekly-photo-challenge-habit/
https://flickrcomments.wordpress.com/2013/03/06/moleskine-gallery/
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One of my favourite ways to relax is to curl up on the couch and immerse myself in a book.
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drawing, writing while listening to music with my cats….a good way to relax.
Or sometimes just walking in the nature
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To REALLY relax I run on the treadmill until I think I’m gonna pass out. Yep : )
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I finally found yoga and it has done wonders. I don’t know how I would be getting through my dads cancer without it. I also play pianos and read and meditate.
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I like the way the CAT relaxes on the first pic!!!! 🙂 🙂
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A book, a magazine, a cup of tea or coffee and then on to my couch – best way to relax. Or an old Doris Day movie 😉
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I get on the subway and go down to Union Square!
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Walking. Taking in the surroundings and the people. Makes me feel more normal and not so anxious. And petting my dog. Makes me feel comfy, safe, relaxed.
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http://playamart.wordpress.com/2013/02/08/home-on-the-river/ After a three-month absense, i was comforted by the sights and sounds of the river where i live.. gazing at those tranquil waters is a balm to the soul. i hope that everyone has a place that gives them total inner peace.. i find that almost always when i am immersed in nature, where there are few sounds (zero’s better) of modern man. ah, sweet tonic for the soul.
i’m writing from a restaurant that overlooks a larger rio as i travel to the port city of manta, wherei hope to clear a few more hurdles for my visa to stay here/work here and not be restricted to how many days i’m here each year. when i clear that final hurdle, wow, i will rejoice in gazing out at that river and being grateful that i have a place of serenity!
z
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hola “gringa” Lisa,
you’re in love with that river –
so the officials are obliged
to give a permanent visa to you!
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maybe i should print this and present it to my next meeting with the officials! i should also print a copy of your post about the femaile picasso in ecuador!
thanks again for that very kind post!
thanks, amigo!
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Playing on one of my selfmade guitars
This makes me twice happy
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🙂
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