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February 3, 2010

Ways to relax

I’ve had a long day.  A full day at work.  Home with the kids.  Cleaning up after dinner.  Doing a few quick household chores.  Now, I am sitting here, surfing online, while I listen to the kids in their rooms.

It seems more and more of a challenge for me to find ways to relax-ways that won’t be incredibly time consuming.  I find that by taking a few minutes to just let my mind go blank, it really helps me physically as well as mentally.  Here are a few things that work for me.  Please feel free to post ideas of your own.

1. Deep breathing.

2. Taking a short walk.  This is something that I don’t do nearly often enough.  Actually I do it very rarely but do enjoy it when I take the time.

3. A short power nap.

4. Taking a warm bath.

5. Chatting with an old friend.

Now what ways do you find work for you?

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May 26, 2009

The Weekend…

Filed under: Medical Terminology — Tags: , , , , — Melissa @ 1:16 am

Well, the weekend is almost over. It has been a great time to relax and just catch up, physically as well as emotionally. Do you think that we as a society tend to push ourselves too much and not take any down time and relax and let our minds just rest?
I know that for me, this is something I work on all the time. I have found a few ways to help, such as walking, playing the piano, reading, and meditating.
Do you meditate? Have you found it helpful? How long do you usually spend?

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