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I like how she sidesteps something that can really ruin a day off: the feeling you should be making the most of it. Sometimes on a nice sunny day, i feel like i should go out an paddle on the lake or go for a bike ride when i'd really rather just putter about the yard. That puts me in a mind state where i'm not enjoying myself because i feel i should always be doing something else.
I like how she sidesteps something that can really ruin a day off: the feeling you should be making the most of it. Sometimes on a nice sunny day, i feel like i should go out an paddle on the lake or go for a bike ride when i'd really rather just putter about the yard. That puts me in a mind state where i'm not enjoying myself because i feel i should always be doing something else.
This might be for you: http://owlturd.com/post/148836283844/a-and-b-smell-the-flowe...
I'm getting older and the Canadian summer is short.
Guess I just want to get in as many of my favorite action sports before i wear out my body.
I'm pretty high mileage from the 20 years of weekly bike crashes and surfing wipeouts.
Biscotti? Scone? I'm sorry but does everyone in the USA eat dessert for breakfast?
This sounds like the kind of day which, as I lie in bed at the end of it, leaves me feeling very anxious for having effectively done nothing with it. I'd at least throw in some physical exercise -- that ought to help. Or any kind of creative activity.
If you're planning to spend the day alone like this, a useful life hack I've learned is to skip the shower, and spend the time saved staving off the existential dread by reading webcomics.
Well, I have kids. One can dream though.