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What do you do to unwind?
by
MagmaBabe
on 31 Jul, 2008 12:57
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I know some of you have a real stressful life.. work/family etc... but what is it you do to take time out
and relax?
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#1
by
hammerdrill376
on 31 Jul, 2008 13:04
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For me I read..usually motivational material and meditate. Prayer helps too.
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#2
by
Sgt. Pate
on 31 Jul, 2008 13:07
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I like to take my Golden Retriever for a walk to Starbucks. Then we sit out front, he with his Grande Water and me with an iced Vente Latte followed by a leisurely stroll back home.

Damn dog though, he's a chick magnet!

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#3
by
Jer
on 31 Jul, 2008 13:09
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Hmmm, well, I just put a 2-4 in the fridge and bought some steaks from the farmers market. Going to just sit back, have some beer, cook up those steaks and kick back for the next few weeks... but even doing that just on a day after coming back from a long day is great to relax too!
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#4
by
MagmaBabe
on 31 Jul, 2008 13:13
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#5
by
FR8TRAIN
on 31 Jul, 2008 13:16
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A bottle of Napa's finest, 2 glasses (I hate to drink alone), a little music (Jazz, Classical or some 70's) and chill in the garden with some hors d’oeuvres. Man that sound good right now!!!!
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#6
by
StumpyDave
on 31 Jul, 2008 13:19
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The list is extensive - does that mean that I'm mega-stressed and up-tight, or ultra-laid back and mellow.
Ride my bike - sometimes short distances, sometimes just point it at the horizon and go, take a sleeping bag and get really lost and sleep under the stars (not so good in typical English weather)
Run
Beat up on the punch bag until I can't stand without wobbling
Walk the dog, but he's a lazy lump so we never get far
Tidy up the garage - there's something about a well cared for tool
Listen to loud music (often while doing any of the above)
Read books
Drink whisky
Watch old Red Dwarf episodes
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#7
by
Kojack
on 31 Jul, 2008 14:01
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Working 3rd shift and from home.....I live in an almost constant state of relaxation and rarely have to unwind.
I usually have to plan exciting things and get out and walk daily or I'd snap from being so unwound.

Fishing pretty exciting but relaxing at the same time.
I usually go fishing a few times a month (even though I rarely catch anything except a beer buzz)
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#8
by
FR8TRAIN
on 31 Jul, 2008 14:02
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The list is extensive - does that mean that I'm mega-stressed and up-tight, or ultra-laid back and mellow.
Ride my bike - sometimes short distances, sometimes just point it at the horizon and go, take a sleeping bag and get really lost and sleep under the stars (not so good in typical English weather)
Run
Beat up on the punch bag until I can't stand without wobbling
Walk the dog, but he's a lazy lump so we never get far
Tidy up the garage - there's something about a well cared for tool
Listen to loud music (often while doing any of the above)
Read books
Drink whisky
Watch old Red Dwarf episodes
Damn Dave, I haven't seen a Red Dwarf episode in YEARS!!!!
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#9
by
tomgallagher
on 31 Jul, 2008 14:11
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Read, Classical music, play a lot of Backgammon and Chess.
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#10
by
schro
on 31 Jul, 2008 14:16
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What does it mean to "unwind"?
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#11
by
MagmaBabe
on 31 Jul, 2008 14:26
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What does it mean to "unwind"?
I dunno Schro... read it somewhere else on the net and it impressed me, what can I say?!!
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#12
by
Marz
on 31 Jul, 2008 15:41
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What does it mean to "unwind"?
Step into my garden Schro...
Seriously though;
Work on my motorcycles
Play some guitar
take photographs
few beers
lay on the couch with my dog and watch baseball or football
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#13
by
Mikekoz13
on 31 Jul, 2008 15:47
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We camp.
I love to put a big piece of something on the grill to smoke while i sit around, drink beer and read.
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#14
by
MagmaBabe
on 31 Jul, 2008 15:49
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We camp.
I love to put a big piece of something on the grill to smoke while i sit around, drink beer and read.
Camping is great... the bare essentials in the middle of nowhere and total peace!! I love it.
(the booze is a given!)