Entertainment for relaxing

[T.H. Oughts]

What would you do to relax if you could only do that one thing.... Fishing, reading books, watching movies, riding a horse, skiing etc

Sorry now sexual things for this question...

 

[Sillyman]

Talk to myself. My head would probably also explode in short order.

 

[claude_moveml]

Music most definitely. Music is the ultimate mood changing drug.

 

[Gord]

indoor or outdoor ?

nothing better for me than 18 holes of golf on a crisp morning to clear the head and destress - outdoors


Nice spliff and some good music in doors

 

[AusTess]

I like to read.
My bedroom has this massive window that gets the arvo sun.
I like to lay on my bed with a book.
Lately i've been doin more daydreaming than reading.
I've finally realised i have no idea who i am.

I like to read trashy magazine/gossip type rags.
I like things that make me giggle.
National Enquirer is a favorite.

 

[bluespoke]

Reading by a window with a glass of red wine in my hand.

 

[Pixie]

Only one thing?
Then I'd have to say reading.

 

[Hamletmaschine]

This may sound odd, but cooking relaxes me.

I like to plan a small dinner party, find some interesting things to cook, figure out what kinds of wine to get, and spend the day in the kitchen making a good 3-4 course meal for a handful of people.

I think because it tends to awaken all my senses, I find it to be both stimulating and relaxing. And getting a head start on tasting the wine doesn't hurt, either.

 

[RawHumor]

A Stephen King novel would do it... a nice long day on the lake, fishing pole in hand would be nice... or just taking a walk sometimes can be quite relaxing.

 

[Jewelz]

Take my favorite music and sit on a private spot on the beach....just watching the waves crash in, listening to my favorite songs. get away from it all. i wish i could do this right now!

reading is second.

 

[bluespoke]

This may sound odd, but cooking relaxes me.

I like to plan a small dinner party, find some interesting things to cook, figure out what kinds of wine to get, and spend the day in the kitchen making a good 3-4 course meal for a handful of people.

I think because it tends to awaken all my senses, I find it to be both stimulating and relaxing. And getting a head start on tasting the wine doesn't hurt, either.

Excellent idea, after I've finished reading. Into the kitchen and rustle up something Chinese or Indian, with some more vino of course!

 

[T.H. Oughts]

spend the day in the kitchen making a good 3-4 course meal for a handful of people.

I like the idea of giving a dinner party, but spending a few hours cooking in a kitchen seems like torture to me.

 

[Hamletmaschine]

Well, since I basically read for a living and I'm philosophically opposed to any form of non-sexual exercise, and TV and movies usually bore me to tears, spending an hour or two in the kitchen is a nice reprieve.