Fishing,
Innis,
29-Aug-06 10:44 PM, #17
RE: What destresses you, when CF doesn't?,
Amaranthe,
29-Aug-06 09:17 PM, #16
CF is irreplaceable in my world,
Corrlaan,
29-Aug-06 12:12 PM, #15
RE: What destresses you, when CF doesn't?,
Zulghinlour,
29-Aug-06 01:12 AM, #14
RE: What destresses you, when CF doesn't?,
n8v_nerd,
31-Aug-06 01:49 AM, #18
I find that CF stresses me more than destresses me. txt,
Isildur,
27-Aug-06 10:17 PM, #10
Family Time,
Lyristeon,
27-Aug-06 03:48 PM, #9
RE: Family Time,
Igsoeh,
28-Aug-06 01:45 AM, #11
Its a small world after all...,
GinGa,
28-Aug-06 05:04 AM, #12
RE: Its a small world after all...,
Lyristeon,
28-Aug-06 05:44 AM, #13
RE: Its a small world after all...,
Amaranthe,
31-Aug-06 03:52 PM, #20
Spoken like someone who isn't with the kids 24/7!,
Amaranthe,
31-Aug-06 03:47 PM, #19
Work n/t,
Bobcat742,
27-Aug-06 12:20 PM, #8
RE: What destresses you, when CF doesn't?,
silencedstatik,
27-Aug-06 09:15 AM, #6
I love sailing.,
GinGa,
27-Aug-06 12:18 PM, #7
RE: What destresses you, when CF doesn't?,
Sebeok,
26-Aug-06 11:35 PM, #5
RE: What destresses you, when CF doesn't?,
Quixotic,
26-Aug-06 10:09 PM, #4
I paint,
Crysseara,
26-Aug-06 07:42 PM, #3
RE: What destresses you, when CF doesn't?,
dwimmerling,
26-Aug-06 07:20 PM, #2
RE: What destresses you, when CF doesn't?,
Bajula,
26-Aug-06 05:35 PM, #1
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Innis | Tue 29-Aug-06 10:44 PM |
Member since 20th Feb 2005
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#120, "Fishing"
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Been fishing since I was a tiny little guy. Generally, I will saddle up a horse or two and pack into one of the lakes nearby. innis@carrionfields.com
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Corrlaan | Tue 29-Aug-06 12:12 PM |
Member since 26th Sep 2005
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#99, "CF is irreplaceable in my world"
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To be honest, I have relatively little in my life that provides the release from concentrating and pouring a little of myself into something.
If I had to pick something it would be training/teaching karate. When I do karate (of which I have done for almost 20 years off and on..more on nowadays thankfully) I can feel myself just slipping into the techniques and the training and leaving this world of stress behind. Plus, its physical and it gets the jitters out of the old bones and muscle, makes me feel alive again.
Corrlaan followers are NICE. With a capital NICE!
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Zulghinlour | Tue 29-Aug-06 01:12 AM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#91, "RE: What destresses you, when CF doesn't?"
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Yard work is my "artsy fartsy" thing. I've been slowly building beds and planting flowers & shrubs throughout my yard. Unfortunatly the more I build, the more weeding I have to do. But at the end of a section, I can kick back on the deck with a cold beer and admire the work. So long, and thanks for all the fish!
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n8v_nerd | Thu 31-Aug-06 01:49 AM |
Member since 25th Aug 2004
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#147, "RE: What destresses you, when CF doesn't?"
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Zulghinlour, The Dark Dream of...gardeners?
Man...now I'm never gonna get that outta my head...
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Lyristeon | Sun 27-Aug-06 03:48 PM |
Member since 02nd Jan 2004
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#48, "Family Time"
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Okay, let me rephrase that. My time with my kids. I coach their soccer teams and my sons baseball team. We take 4 trips a year to Disney World and just do things that are just meant for fun. Nothing destresses me like my kids looking for some tickle time.
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Igsoeh | Mon 28-Aug-06 01:45 AM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#65, "RE: Family Time"
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>4 trips a year to Disney World I spent one day in that place and was ready to go on a mass-murdering spree. I'll never understand how people enjoy those kinds of places. Epcot world-walk or whatever was kind of cool though.
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Lyristeon | Mon 28-Aug-06 05:44 AM |
Member since 02nd Jan 2004
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#70, "RE: Its a small world after all..."
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I never go when it's busy. That's the key. And before my kids were old enough to enjoy it, I went once in the previous ten years.
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Amaranthe | Thu 31-Aug-06 03:51 PM |
Member since 17th Mar 2003
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#163, "RE: Its a small world after all..."
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Oh yeah.. I don't even bother buying the anual passes that are good all year long. Just the passes that are good weekdays, non-holiday season only.
I've always loved Disneyland. There is really a lot of creativity and talent that goes into creating those attractions, everything from production, themeing, and engineering. If you are into that kind of thing, there really is a lot to appreciate.
And going with your kids is a whole different experience, if they are into it (which mine are.) Watching your baby smile and clap and laugh in delight in Small World, or having your little girl be over the moon because she got to sit and chat with Cinderella.. I guess it's not something you can understand until you have kids.
It's also nice just being able to go for a few hours, stop, taking it easy. Many times we go these days with my tiny ones, we don't even ride more than one or two attractions. Visiting with the characters, eating lunch, walking through the castle and a ride on the merry-go-round is an enjoyable way to spend a morning.
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Bobcat742 | Sun 27-Aug-06 12:20 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#44, "Work n/t"
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Quixotic | Sat 26-Aug-06 10:09 PM |
Member since 09th Feb 2006
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#30, "RE: What destresses you, when CF doesn't?"
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Martial arts, currently TKD but my passion is Hapkido.
Shooting high school kids (I hold the barrel tap record among our group of 20 active players.)
Reading & occasionally writing.
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Bajula | Sat 26-Aug-06 05:35 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#14, "RE: What destresses you, when CF doesn't?"
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I was kind of stressed out earlier, got into armor with a friend and we beat the snot out of one another with sticks.. I'm feeling much better now. Other than that, another friend will come by work, and we'll go into ghost recon named after one another's significant others and let the blood fly. That last bit is probably wrong, but feels so right..
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