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Friday Five (A Day Late)
Mar. 14th, 2020 08:34 am1. If you could build a dream house, what rooms would it have?
A loft studio, a computer/server room, a study/library, walk in pantry, attached greenhouse, catio, a meditation room/yoga studio. Aside from the obvious ones like "bathroom."
2. What is the best dessert in the world?
Yes. Although if I must pick something, brownies would be my choice.
3. What is your favorite thing to do on vacation?
Eat. Seriously. :) But then I also like to take active vacations, so there's often a running event or something else planned.
4. What is your favorite time of day?
Dawn or dusk - I like the inbetween times.
5. What relaxes you more than anything else?
Since I deal with an anxiety/panic disorder, relaxing takes on a different dimension for me. So it depends on what kind of relaxing we're looking for. In the midst of stress or high anxiety, I have what I refer to as a "rescue file," which is a bunch of pictures saved on my phone, so they're available anywhere, even offline. They're all funny and cute animal photos. If I have net access sometimes scrolling through funny animal subreddits also helps, like r/catswithjobs or r/whatswrongwithyourcat, and of course, r/awww.
For "normal" relaxing usually music or a novel will do the trick. Yoga works well if I feel the need to do something more active.
A loft studio, a computer/server room, a study/library, walk in pantry, attached greenhouse, catio, a meditation room/yoga studio. Aside from the obvious ones like "bathroom."
2. What is the best dessert in the world?
Yes. Although if I must pick something, brownies would be my choice.
3. What is your favorite thing to do on vacation?
Eat. Seriously. :) But then I also like to take active vacations, so there's often a running event or something else planned.
4. What is your favorite time of day?
Dawn or dusk - I like the inbetween times.
5. What relaxes you more than anything else?
Since I deal with an anxiety/panic disorder, relaxing takes on a different dimension for me. So it depends on what kind of relaxing we're looking for. In the midst of stress or high anxiety, I have what I refer to as a "rescue file," which is a bunch of pictures saved on my phone, so they're available anywhere, even offline. They're all funny and cute animal photos. If I have net access sometimes scrolling through funny animal subreddits also helps, like r/catswithjobs or r/whatswrongwithyourcat, and of course, r/awww.
For "normal" relaxing usually music or a novel will do the trick. Yoga works well if I feel the need to do something more active.
