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maximillionx

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Re: Sanity is Evasive
« Reply #15 on: Mar 26, 2011, 04:54 pm »
This American Life (NPR)
Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me (NPR)

Love those 2 programs...I would recommend, for those of you who are nerds like myself and love some dry British humor, My Word from the BBC.

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Re: Sanity is Evasive
« Reply #16 on: Mar 26, 2011, 05:38 pm »
If I've had a really really bad day, I'll meditate when I get home to push all the thoughts of the day out....that is if I'm still able to concentrate.

I've also recently become a mod/admin of another forum about a zombie apocalypse radio drama and I've found that heading over there and talking about theories and what not helps me decompress.

I don't expect that last one to be helpful to anyone but myself...

I think I know the podcast you're referring to.  I started listening about 2/3 of the way through season 1 and quickly caught up.  I had to take a break for awhile though and let new episodes pile up because I found that I don't like waiting a week between episodes.. I tend to forget what happened last pretty quick.  I'd rather have them all downloaded so I can get through season 2 in a shorter block of time.

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Re: Sanity is Evasive
« Reply #17 on: Mar 26, 2011, 08:57 pm »
thats where I am right now, I caught up to the most recent episode and I'm dieing of withdrawal :P

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Re: Sanity is Evasive
« Reply #18 on: Apr 12, 2011, 09:05 am »
I am a black belt in Tang Soo Do (it's Korean, and similar to Tae Kwan Do). My instructor focuses a lot on the traditional forms, which are really soothing for me.
Don't be so reverent about reality. It's just a trick, done with mirrors.

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Re: Sanity is Evasive
« Reply #19 on: May 04, 2011, 09:29 pm »
To reduce stress, I let myself loose in my kitchen.  Usually I come back out with some sort of gourmet cupcakes or cookies and I feel better.  If that doesn't work, its time for a bubble bath with aromatherapy.

Wow, that's actually the story of my life right there. I'm just in high school, but some internship programs for young students like myself are so stressful, I sometimes just feel like breaking down and crying. I don't know what I would do if I didn't love stage managing so much... But when I get home, most times I haven't had time to eat so I just raid the snack cabinet. I will actually sit there in front of the cabinet, opening different bags of chips and eating them all. And then I'll take a nice bath or light some incense.

Sounds very unhealthy, but I work it off, I promise.

 

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