relax
By kawalnarang
@kawalnarang (1095)
Trinidad And Tobago
March 1, 2011 7:11pm CST
Does this happen to you all?I do travel a lot,for work.There were occasions I had more time on my trips.Even then I never took a couple of days to be by myself.Now I have less time away from home, I try to get 2 days for myself,,,,,,,Oh I wish I could just DO IT FOR MYSELF, the purpose is to relax,, and it is becoming harder.How do I do it?Do u find other ways to relax?
Those of you in such a situation,do u think it is for the simple reason that we take up more responsibilities now ,than long time ago?
3 responses
@kawalnarang (1095)
• Trinidad And Tobago
2 Mar 11
Yes I give you a RIGHT, to do that,,whatever makes you happy,,and as I see it , as long as you are able,physically and otherwise, you are keeping in touch with the world,,Keeps you young,,I do the same,,my youngest chat mate is only about 12 years old.God bless you
@maximax8 (31053)
• United Kingdom
2 Mar 11
I think that you might like to spend an afternoon at a swimming pool that has a jacuzzi for you to relax in. Maybe the warm water would make you feel relaxed and happy. You might like to read a book that takes you into a relaxing mode. It would be lovely for you to go on a walk along the beach or in the countryside. These days a career can be busy and a bit stressful so it is wise to use free time to relax and unwind as much as possible. On your trips you might be able to have an hour or two sightseeing and take some photos of your destination perhaps.
@kawalnarang (1095)
• Trinidad And Tobago
3 Mar 11
Very good ideas,, I love the first one,, OH ,,one day I will do this,, and then that will become a habit,,LOL
@kawalnarang (1095)
• Trinidad And Tobago
3 Mar 11
Travelling for pleasure,, yes the family is good to be with you,, If the trip is particularly for business, well this tells you it is not easy to have family with you generally speaking.thanks
