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    1. Great tips! My favorites right now are reading, scrapbooking (traditional and digital) and an online app that is a color-by-number.

  1. I enjoy taking time to read my favorite genres of novels or taking an outdoor walk on a sunny day. It is important to take a break and enjoy life–and not try to do it ‘all at once.’ Progress is best and going at the pace right for each individual. Rest and pleasure time is the best antidote for burnout. (Lots of good ideas here. Thanks much!

  2. We love gardening together..buying plants and sseing them grow😊..love your page thank you x

  3. Play games and hike are two things I do not participate in. Hiking because of heart disease and games, well, not sure why except that I haven’t a family and never game thought to things like New York Times crossword puzzles. Maybe I’ll consider.

    All of that is to say that this list is perfect. Thank you. I’m currently on two weeks vacation at a writing retreat. It’s January and cold in the east making this a great getaway to break the dullness or winter. Two summers ago I spent 5 weeks traveling Europe. This spring I’m visiting a friend Princeton and summer back here at the retreat. Yes, planning and then doing is nourishing. As far as new things, I started learning cello last year. Difficult but fulfilling. Fun.

    Keep up the great work. I find all of what you say worthy of thought and much a joy to implement.

    I agree with all of your suggestions, trying hard to adhere. Living single can leave a lot of empty time that I wish to spend doing things that feed me,

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