
For some it was going out and spending time with girlfriends. Some needed the peace and pampering of long tub soaks ~ away from the crowd. Quite a few loved to lose themselves in books. Some needed to be in tune with nature. Plenty loved to go shopping, of course!
My problem was that I couldn't fit myself completely into any one of those re-energizing niches. The idea of every one of them appeals! But, I have to be in the mood; any one of them wouldn't be the ticket for me every time. (Though time alone with my wh with a pint of Guiness on Billy Goat Gruff's patio in Ouray comes very close.)
But, I've found the one perfect thing that I can access at any time, which does combine and nurture all the above interests, and is perfectly relaxing to me, though somewhat addicting.
Well, yeah, of course, it's blogging. As a non-stress pastime that enhances my other vocations and interests, it fills the bill nicely. If I could only somehow connect it with exercise, it would be the perfect hobby.
How do you re-energize? (Is coffee part of your routine, like it is mine?)
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I have to say that blogging is certainly one way I re-energize. The other would be sewing.
No coffee, just diet-coke.
Sewing use to be mine too Joann. I haven't sewn much since we moved in June last year though. I am hoping that once I get back from Adelaide with Tom I will do more. I think that my blog definitely re-energizes me.
Oh, wow, wish I could sew! It just frustrates the bejeebers out of me! I think it's because I self-taught myself very poorly!
Hmmmmm, interesting question.
I choose from a list of a few things that seem to change as time goes by.
1) visiting blog friends (AWTY, Radical Catholic Mom, Vox Nova, Catholic Warrior)
2) curling up on my couch & reading - lately with my 8 year old son!
3) grooming my horse that isn't quite ride ready yet
4) escaping into the chapel at school
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