| Stress release 17:18 - Nov 7 with 1659 views | Sirjohnalot |
What do you do for stress release ? I don’t smoke, rarely drink, so exercise is my go to. I’ve ran 11 marathons, relatively quick, nearly 400 parkruns, god knows how many 1/2s but haven’t got time to train for marathons anymore and got bored of running during lockdown (still do parkrun) so switched to weight training. Have a stressful job, so it’s a good stress release. Don’t smoke, v rarely drink, my escape valve is exercise.
Walking the dog is a big help too
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| Stress release on 17:20 - Nov 7 with 1023 views | NotLoyal |
I haven’t touched a drink for years, never smoked and spend a lot of my time exercising, just so I’m ready ðŸ‘😂 |  |
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| Stress release on 17:25 - Nov 7 with 1009 views | CountyJim |
Work 12 hour shifts so love my time off love walking the canal by me will go for 10-12 mile walks to say 14 locks
Get out in fresh air |  | | |
| Stress release on 17:27 - Nov 7 with 1003 views | onehunglow |
Play music.
Learn an instrument Jon.Harmonica to start,honest. A little time will see you enjoy yourself. Get one in key of C and off ya go.
Get another job too .
I d hate to do what you have to |  |
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| Stress release on 17:29 - Nov 7 with 1002 views | Scotia |
Exercise for me to.
I love running most of the time. I've completed 6 marathons and loads of half's, but do get bored with it too sometimes. Especially during lockdown when it was my only exercise option.
If you like weight training and fitness in general I'd suggest giving crossfit a go. I started 5 years ago and haven't looked back.
Even though I'm 46 I'm fitter and stronger than ever.
I do like a pint though too. | | | |
| Stress release on 17:35 - Nov 7 with 994 views | Sirjohnalot |
| Stress release on 17:29 - Nov 7 by Scotia |
Exercise for me to.
I love running most of the time. I've completed 6 marathons and loads of half's, but do get bored with it too sometimes. Especially during lockdown when it was my only exercise option.
If you like weight training and fitness in general I'd suggest giving crossfit a go. I started 5 years ago and haven't looked back.
Even though I'm 46 I'm fitter and stronger than ever.
I do like a pint though too. |
You’re only a couple years older than me, we transformed our garage into a gym during lockdown, best thing we ever did. Use an old spin bike with the Peleton app and use iFIT app for weight classes and cross training. Got a ski erg and the cross trainer automatically goes up in gradient and resistance in line with the class. It’s ace | | | |
| Stress release on 17:37 - Nov 7 with 989 views | Sirjohnalot |
| Stress release on 17:27 - Nov 7 by onehunglow |
Play music.
Learn an instrument Jon.Harmonica to start,honest. A little time will see you enjoy yourself. Get one in key of C and off ya go.
Get another job too .
I d hate to do what you have to |
Yeah, got my old piano from home, nearly 50: years old, but in great nick.
Finished successfully prosecuting a horrid case recently, puts a lot of nonsense squabbles on forums into perspective | | | |
| Stress release on 17:41 - Nov 7 with 987 views | Catullus |
I walk the dog, used to walk a lot until my hip got bad but now that's sorted my old pooch isn't up to long walks in the woods.
During lockdown when I was told to shield my son had me playing Xbox with him a lot. I got a taste for those RPG zombie survival games and beating him on FIFA! it does relieve some stress.
Now though I've started walking more again, I have recently spent a fair bit on really good waterproof trousers and jackets and a top pair of hiking boots, me and my camera will be off into the wilds soon. A bag of sandwiches, a bottle of water and my camera and buggering off to some sparsely populated countryside seems very appealing! | |
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| Stress release on 17:43 - Nov 7 with 978 views | onehunglow |
| Stress release on 17:37 - Nov 7 by Sirjohnalot |
Yeah, got my old piano from home, nearly 50: years old, but in great nick.
Finished successfully prosecuting a horrid case recently, puts a lot of nonsense squabbles on forums into perspective |
Get a bloody proper digital keyboard.I ordered a Roland but cancelled it,massive waiting list so got a Kawai.
Im assuming you have a large house so you can build a music room.
I can sell you a Banjo if you're interested too | |
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| Stress release on 17:44 - Nov 7 with 975 views | Sirjohnalot |
| Stress release on 17:43 - Nov 7 by onehunglow |
Get a bloody proper digital keyboard.I ordered a Roland but cancelled it,massive waiting list so got a Kawai.
Im assuming you have a large house so you can build a music room.
I can sell you a Banjo if you're interested too |
I’m a legal aid criminal barrister. Normal sized , 3 bed house.
Piano is in the dining room. | | | |
| Stress release on 18:03 - Nov 7 with 952 views | onehunglow |
| Stress release on 17:44 - Nov 7 by Sirjohnalot |
I’m a legal aid criminal barrister. Normal sized , 3 bed house.
Piano is in the dining room. |
Dear God.
3 bedroomed.
My lad has a 5 bedroomed in Chester and my daughter a four bedroomed in semi rural milieu. Get another job mun. I made my money in direct sales.Biggest money I ever made and little stress. You knew where you stood.Sell or not get paid at all. Commission only . It' hard but the best way to earn mega money. You have to take no prisoners though. I used to train people in this field.
Policing in comparison was shyte;let down by the most
senior ranks and used by politicians .Public conned and misled .I got a mall pension out of it anyway.
Good luck with the rest of your working life | |
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| Stress release on 18:17 - Nov 7 with 943 views | Sirjohnalot |
| Stress release on 18:03 - Nov 7 by onehunglow |
Dear God.
3 bedroomed.
My lad has a 5 bedroomed in Chester and my daughter a four bedroomed in semi rural milieu. Get another job mun. I made my money in direct sales.Biggest money I ever made and little stress. You knew where you stood.Sell or not get paid at all. Commission only . It' hard but the best way to earn mega money. You have to take no prisoners though. I used to train people in this field.
Policing in comparison was shyte;let down by the most
senior ranks and used by politicians .Public conned and misled .I got a mall pension out of it anyway.
Good luck with the rest of your working life |
Love my job, love my wife, love my dog, we’re comfortable. Money isn’t everything | | | |
| Stress release on 18:25 - Nov 7 with 934 views | Catullus |
| Stress release on 18:17 - Nov 7 by Sirjohnalot |
Love my job, love my wife, love my dog, we’re comfortable. Money isn’t everything |
100% this. Having more money isn't everything. Give up chasing wealth and chase happiness instead, it's far more rewarding. | |
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| Stress release on 18:28 - Nov 7 with 933 views | Jack123 |
Stress relief? Drink, but your way is the much better option. |  |
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| Stress release on 18:31 - Nov 7 with 926 views | angryjack |
| Stress release on 18:28 - Nov 7 by Jack123 |
Stress relief? Drink, but your way is the much better option. |
W@nk..take drugs,,batter coppers,,not in that order... | | | |
| Stress release on 18:34 - Nov 7 with 923 views | Sirjohnalot |
| Stress release on 18:25 - Nov 7 by Catullus |
100% this. Having more money isn't everything. Give up chasing wealth and chase happiness instead, it's far more rewarding. |
Wife’s got a good job, we don’t need a bigger house. Live in a nice area, not far from Peak Districts and I can take care of mam and dad or any mates if they need help.
Neither my wife or I are materialistic, she’d be furious if I spent a lot of money on a present for her. Nothing we need, nothing we want.
Plan is to move to Scotland when we retire. | | | |
| Stress release on 18:41 - Nov 7 with 913 views | KeithHaynes |
| Stress release on 17:37 - Nov 7 by Sirjohnalot |
Yeah, got my old piano from home, nearly 50: years old, but in great nick.
Finished successfully prosecuting a horrid case recently, puts a lot of nonsense squabbles on forums into perspective |
It does, they can be stressful, different tact now being used, may the best man win.
It had to come to it in the end.
Saves me stress 😉 |  |
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| Stress release on 18:44 - Nov 7 with 892 views | builthjack |
Work a minimum 50 hours a week, usually 60.
Rarely drink but when I do I make it a good one.
Watch the Swans most home games, and some away.
Watch Wales regularly.
Watch a bit of local football .
Before Covid, usually had a couple of holidays a year, and weekends away, Xmas market etc.
Usually got a project on at home.
5 - 6 hours sleep is plenty. |  |
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| Stress release on 18:47 - Nov 7 with 883 views | Sirjohnalot |
| Stress release on 18:41 - Nov 7 by KeithHaynes |
It does, they can be stressful, different tact now being used, may the best man win.
It had to come to it in the end.
Saves me stress 😉 |
You’ve far more important things to deal with. | | | |
| Stress release on 18:52 - Nov 7 with 878 views | Catullus |
| Stress release on 18:34 - Nov 7 by Sirjohnalot |
Wife’s got a good job, we don’t need a bigger house. Live in a nice area, not far from Peak Districts and I can take care of mam and dad or any mates if they need help.
Neither my wife or I are materialistic, she’d be furious if I spent a lot of money on a present for her. Nothing we need, nothing we want.
Plan is to move to Scotland when we retire. |
We are similar in outlook then. We don't need a bigger house and our little Victorian terraced has a 100ft long garden so plenty of private green space too. We are also comfortable. We can afford what we need and most of what we want is doable with some patience and saving.
My wife appreciates thoughtful presents so a £5 git is fine, she'd also go berserk if I spent too much.
It is a great stress relief alone to just learn to be happy with what you have got. Constantly chasing more is just...stressful! | |
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| Stress release on 18:53 - Nov 7 with 875 views | lifelong |
Walking the glorious Gower and Pembrokeshire coastal paths is my bag.
Was down Oxwich this morning with my 7 year old grandson and Chester the dog... superb. So fortunate to have it on our door steps. |  | | |
| Stress release on 18:57 - Nov 7 with 855 views | builthjack |
| Stress release on 18:52 - Nov 7 by Catullus |
We are similar in outlook then. We don't need a bigger house and our little Victorian terraced has a 100ft long garden so plenty of private green space too. We are also comfortable. We can afford what we need and most of what we want is doable with some patience and saving.
My wife appreciates thoughtful presents so a £5 git is fine, she'd also go berserk if I spent too much.
It is a great stress relief alone to just learn to be happy with what you have got. Constantly chasing more is just...stressful! |
It's good to have a bit for a rainy day, but best to enjoy life with what you have got.
I can't understand people who earn big, never spend it, never do anything out of the ordinary, and die with a big bank account. Mad. | |
| Swansea Indepenent Poster Of The Year 2021. Dr P / Mart66 / Roathie / Parlay / E20/ Duffle was 2nd, but he is deluded and thinks in his little twisted brain that he won. Poor sod. We let him win this year, as he has cried for a whole year. His 14 usernames, bless his cotton socks.
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| Stress release on 19:00 - Nov 7 with 859 views | Sirjohnalot |
| Stress release on 18:53 - Nov 7 by lifelong |
Walking the glorious Gower and Pembrokeshire coastal paths is my bag.
Was down Oxwich this morning with my 7 year old grandson and Chester the dog... superb. So fortunate to have it on our door steps. |
Completely agree. Love the Gower, went for a coffee down aberavon with my dad last time, I was home. | | | |
| Stress release on 19:27 - Nov 7 with 827 views | Catullus |
| Stress release on 18:57 - Nov 7 by builthjack |
It's good to have a bit for a rainy day, but best to enjoy life with what you have got.
I can't understand people who earn big, never spend it, never do anything out of the ordinary, and die with a big bank account. Mad. |
The only money we put away that we will never use is into our sons savings accounts. We have a trust fund running until he's 21. he'll need every penny.
We also like to have about 1k in our savings for a rainy day, right now that's close to 4 but we're having a new boiler next week and we need a plasterer!
Otherwise yes, enjoy it while you can, life can be cut unexpectedly short very suddenly. And on that bombshell, goodnight. I have a good book to finish.
PS, does anyone in East Swansea or Neath know a good plasterer please? | |
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| Stress release on 19:45 - Nov 7 with 800 views | lifelong |
| Stress release on 18:57 - Nov 7 by builthjack |
It's good to have a bit for a rainy day, but best to enjoy life with what you have got.
I can't understand people who earn big, never spend it, never do anything out of the ordinary, and die with a big bank account. Mad. |
It’s called the American disease, the richest man in the graveyard wins. | | | |
| Stress release on 20:02 - Nov 7 with 785 views | onehunglow |
There is nothing wrong with aspiration and earning good money.
Ive had lowly paid jobs and high paid ones are better,trust me.
I have always worked to live not live to work. Work often shafts you.
I love where I live and hope me and wifey have a few more good years left together. When one of us leaves we have pledged the one left standing doesn't curl p and wither away. | |
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