MEMBER's `BLOG: TUESDAY, August 18, 2009
#1
08-18-2009, 04:14 AM
MEMBER's `BLOG: TUESDAY, August 18, 2009
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#2
08-18-2009, 04:34 AM
Hello `EveryBody,
The present of another day to live, to enjoy and
extract the most from `life.
Everyone experiences Good Days & Bad Day's
as they travel their `journey of `Life.
I wish you a Good Day!
4-Sure
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* I have to return my borrowed laptop 2day
, and wait for mine to bereturned from the repair shop. If I don't get access to a computer 2morrow,
please start the Member's Blog if you desire. Thanks from `Space....
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#3
08-18-2009, 05:12 AM
It's your Choice ?
~All Natural Ways to Stop Feeling Depressed ~
- Life is a drag.
- What’s the point of anything?
- I’ll never be happy.
Do any of these gloomy thoughts sound familiar? It’s likely they do. The occasional case of the blues is perfectly normal, but that doesn’t make dealing with it any easier. If you allow them to, negative thoughts can fester and lead to serious depression. That’s why it’s important to take action early to bust yourself out of a slump.
While these suggestions won’t eliminate your problems, they can help you break a negative thought pattern and stop feeling depressed. If you think you might have a serious mental health problem, don’t hesitate to see a medical professional or read all of KidSpaces posts : )
1. Understand the emotional cycle – Life is an emotional roller coaster. Some days you feel like nothing can stop you. Other days you feel utterly hopeless. Most of the time you’re somewhere in between. Understanding the pattern of positive and negative emotions will help you put your feelings in perspective. Next time you feel down, just remember that it’s a natural emotion that will inevitably pass. Knowing that a feeling of depression is only temporary makes it less dreadful.
2. Spend time with positive people – Nothing affects the way you think and feel more than the people you interact with. Thoughts (both positive and negative) are contagious. If you are surrounded by negative people, it’s only natural that you’ll start to think and feel the same way. To improve your outlook on life, spend time with positive people. Search them out and try to understand the way they see the world. Chances are their happiness will rub off.
3. Reflect on past success – In the wake of a colossal failure, it’s easy to forget everything you’ve ever done right. Take a few minutes to remember your past accomplishments and build yourself up. What made you successful before? What are your strengths? Frequently, this exercise will build self confidence, help you figure out what went wrong, and generate ideas for success in the future.
4. Focus on gratitude – It’s human nature to measure ourselves against those ahead of us on the social ladder. Studies have shown that people care more about being richer than their friends than actually making more money. When you consider everything good in your life and compare it to the problems of less fortunate people, the issue that’s making you depressed won’t seem as serious.
5. Change of scenery – One of the best ways to change the way you feel is to change your environment. When you get in a slump, you start to associate your problems with everything around you. It can get to the point where your environment is a constant reminder of your problems. This can be a dangerous cycle. The solution is to change things. Change doesn’t have to be radical. Cleaning up, adding more lights, or including pleasant decorations can completely change the mood of a room.
6. Break your routine - Going through the same routine, day after day, can be monotonous and depressing. It often leads to getting caught in a rut. To get out of it you need to temporarily change your routine. If you can, take a day off from work. Do something you don’t normally have time for or something you’ve never tried. In the long run, taking a day off every now and then to get out of slump will make you happier and more productive.
7. Interact with animals and nature – It’s funny when you consider how humans put so much importance on their own tiny problems. Animals don’t think this way. A little bird doesn’t mope around because it isn’t an eagle or because another bird beat it to a tasty seed. Animals live in the present moment and they show love unconditionally. Observing and interacting with them will help you get over your problems/
8. Get moving – As Johnny Cash famously suggested, “Get a rhythm, when you get the blues.” Moving to a beat makes everyone feel better. The same is true for movement in general. Hitting the gym or going for a walk will help you shed the lethargy that comes with feeling depressed. The more enthusiastic your moments, the better you will start to feel.
Owning & Driving a Chevrolet Monte Carlo is a great investment in enjoying life and fighting the `blues 4-Sure : )
Owning & Driving a Chevrolet Monte Carlo is a great investment in enjoying life and fighting the `blues 4-Sure : )
9. Think about the big picture – As Carl Sagan made evident with the Pale Blue Dot, we’re insignificant creatures living in a vast universe on a tiny planet. In the long run, everything we do will probably be forgotten. Some might find this depressing, but it shouldn’t be. It means that all our problems are illusory. In a million years no one will remember what you did or didn’t do. What matters is the present moment and enjoying every second of life that we’re blessed with.
Below link is a great investment of your time/life
according 2 `Space
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Below link is a great investment of your time/life
according 2 `Space
EnJoy
10. Do something to help yourself – Above all, the best way to stop feeling depressed is to take action. What is your biggest problem? How can you alleviate it? Once you decide to stop moping and start moving forward you won’t have time to feel depressed. Action will occupy your mind and give you something to look forward to. Once you get some results, you’ll build momentum and positive thinking will keep getting easier.
Last edited by Space; 08-18-2009 at 07:19 AM.
#4
08-18-2009, 07:36 AM
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Southeast PA
Posts: 25,136
Good morning everyone, just got into work.
On my way to the train this morning my red brake light and my trac off lights decided to pop on... GRR
Yesterday my mirror, and now this..? Not a good week soo far....
On my way to the train this morning my red brake light and my trac off lights decided to pop on... GRR
Yesterday my mirror, and now this..? Not a good week soo far....
#5
08-18-2009, 07:39 AM
I wish you better day's 4-Sure
1. Understand the emotional cycle – Life is an emotional roller coaster. Some days you feel like nothing can stop you. Other days you feel utterly hopeless. Most of the time you’re somewhere in between. Understanding the pattern of positive and negative emotions will help you put your feelings in perspective. Next time you feel down, just remember that it’s a natural emotion that will inevitably pass. Knowing that a feeling of depression is only temporary makes it less dreadful.
#6
08-18-2009, 07:54 AM
mornin all just got to work...got a killer headach ...another clunker just cought fire...fire exstinguish did the trick this time...i just came pullin up at work and see flame lapping out the hood witch was open cuz that mech doesnt trust the thing to get outa the shope..he's had a number die befor he gets out...but yeah nother one came walkin up and put it out...
#9
08-18-2009, 10:02 AM
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Bushkill, PA
Posts: 3,279
mornin, everyone! well, hopefully im gonna take a roadtrip tomorrow with a friend to go see some cool old salvage yard somewhere in central PA. i got the camara on charge as i type this, hopefully i can get a bunch of pics for everyone!
today i need to try to get one of my other jobs done, but its HOT & HUMID up here today.... plus it's been raining at least 1 time a day, so wet grass to cut & tons of bugs.... but hey, its august! i love how the local news acts like a warm summer & a chilly winter are unexpected in the north-east usa.... " oh my god, its 94* in august, everyone better cower in the A/C, this might be the apocylipse!!!"
later!
today i need to try to get one of my other jobs done, but its HOT & HUMID up here today.... plus it's been raining at least 1 time a day, so wet grass to cut & tons of bugs.... but hey, its august! i love how the local news acts like a warm summer & a chilly winter are unexpected in the north-east usa.... " oh my god, its 94* in august, everyone better cower in the A/C, this might be the apocylipse!!!"
later!
#10
08-18-2009, 10:11 AM
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Southeast PA
Posts: 25,136
If you see an 06-07 Monte Carlo Stand Up Spoiler in Black you MUST let me know!!!