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beacon

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  1. Yet they even uglied Eric up for this season? What is up with his hair! Yumm remember when he cut his hair in I think the second season and packed on 20 pounds of muscle?,
  2. beacon replied to bakon's topic in Socializing
  3. Last night I dreamt that I smoked. I remember that in my dream I thought, "No! Don't take a puff!" But I did take a puff and found that it was great so I smoked the whole cigarette. And then all was lost. :( My take away here is that the concept of Nope is important, even in dreams.
  4. Smoking is gross. You guys are doing fantastic
  5. beacon replied to bakon's topic in Games
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  6. Eeeeeuuu! Nope!
  7. Susana, good for you! Some days can be very dark for me and the next day, poof, it is a great day.......of course you can stay awake from the cigs. You write with such inner strength and wisdom so I know you have it in you
  8. Sue, congratulations my friend! I am happy for you! Soon we will be hanging out in the Lido! :) :) :)
  9. beacon replied to bakon's topic in Socializing
    ;)
  10. I can honesty tell you that I am rarely bothered with craves now. Some times I want one, when I am driving usually. And when I say want one, it is more like the habit of smoking in the car since the day I started driving is so ingrained that it has yet to go away, Other times I reminisce for a minute, like oh I used to smoke and drink and eat and stay out all night in my youth. These are thoughts, not the urges I used to have. I know one day this too will be gone. I think you just keep plugging along, with unfortunately some suffering along with the rewards, until there has been enough time until the craves go away.
  11. beacon replied to bakon's topic in Socializing
    Meow . Ssssh
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  13. Omg I am watching this week's episode. The beginning is brutal! Crazy show
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  15. beacon replied to Tink's topic in Socializing
  16. For stress http://www.womensheart.org/content/Exercise/relaxation_and_deep_breathing_ex.asp The Art of Relaxation It is surprising how little Americans know about the art of relaxation. Relaxation is more than getting away from the work-a-day grind, and it is more than the absence of stress. It is something positive and satisfying-a feeling in which one experiences peace of mind. True relaxation requires becoming sensitive to one's basic needs for peace, self-awareness, thoughtful reflection-and the willingness to meet these needs rather than ignoring or dismissing them. The continuing pressures of everyday life take a heavy toll on the physical and mental well-being of millions of people each year. Medical research into the origins of common diseases such as high blood pressure, heart disease, ulcers, and headaches shows a connection between stress and the development of such ailments. In the area of mental health, stress frequently underlies emotional and behavioral problems, including nervous breakdowns. Various environmental factors-from noise and air pollution to economic disruptions, such as un- employment. inflation, and recession -can make living conditions even more stressful. These conditions, in turn, can create a greater need for mental health services to help people cope more effectively with their environment. In the course of a day, people are frequently distracted from their activities by personal problems – conflicts with family member, disagreements with employers, poor living or working conditions, boredom, loneliness––to name just a few. It is easy to get so preoccupied with living, thinking, organizing, existing, and working that a person disregards his or her needs for relaxation. More people reared in our production – oriented society feel guilty, or at least ill –at–ease, when they are not actively involved in accomplishing tasks or producing things. Even their vacations become whirlwind productions that leave the participants exhausted after concentrating too many experiences into a short period of time. Such behavior undermines the value of vacation time as an opportunity for diversion, restoration of one’s energies, and gaining new experiences. Unfortunately, some people pursue relaxation with the same concern for time, productivity and activity that they show in their everyday life patterns. Far too few people know how to turn off the body clocks and gain satisfaction out of just being instead of always striving. The secret in getting the best results from attempts at relaxation is simple: Find those activities which give you pleasure, and, when you pursue them, commit your energies to total mental and physical well-being. If your diversion results in an artistic product, musical skills, further education, a better physique, or whatever, that’s great. But, remember that relaxation, not achievement, is your main reason for participating in the activity. Mental health specialists have come up with some suggestions for learning the art of relaxation. Below is a simple relaxation exercise that involves deep breathing, meditation and biofeedback. Give it a try! "I Am Relaxed"...deep breathing and relaxation exercise Sit comfortably and quietly. Tell yourself that you are going to use the next 5, 10, or 20 minutes to re-balance, to heal, to relax yourself. Surrender the weight of your body, allowing the chair, or floor, to support you. Close your eyes, gently cutting out visual stimulation and distraction. As you inhale, repeat to yourself: “I AM” As you exhale, say... “RELAXED.” Continue to breath normally not trying to change it in any way. Just watch it happening and continue to repeat: “I AM” with inhalation; ... “RELAXED” with exhalation. As your mind begins to wander, gently bring it back to the awareness of your breath and your statement “I AM RELAXED.” Be compassionate and loving with your "leaping frog" mind which wants to be anywhere but here. Continue doing this for as long as you have established. To conclude, discontinue the phrase and slowly stretch your hands and feet, your arms and legs, then your whole body. Open your eyes a sliver at a time – like the sun coming up in the morning. Continue on your way.
  17. Well, good and I am thinking about you. I am sending strong quit vibes your way
  18. Oh and the red paint, very nice
  19. Oh, and the grey paint, nice.
  20. Very nice! I love the cool wood floors and what you did with the fireplace. I like the cool bay windows in your living room and the bunny in your daughter's room. :) Edit, oh the bunny is in your bed room! :) :)
  21. I think after this you need to buy yourself a little something. What do you like?
  22. Blah :( Things are unfair. What is wrong?
  23. Lace, congratulations! :) :) :)
  24. Sounds like you are doing good. Eating any good candy? :)
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