What should you be doing more of?

[Scout]

Mopping my floors.

[Louise]

Sleeping, tidy up my kids' clothes and get rid of those sizes that are too small.

[evie]

Exercise.

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Drinking. Complete sobriety just doesn't work for me.

[Phil]

Hugging.

[Sarah]

Sleeping. Cleaning the bathtub.

[~Geektastic~]

Cleaning. After-hours course training. Sleeping. Writing.

[Scout]

Zardoz is in the Tardis wrote: "Drugs.

I am in a lot of pain this morning and I have surgery in two days. If there is a marked absence by me after Wednesday, just know it was nice to meet you all, even the people that I irrita..."

Good luck!

[Scout]

More going to the farmer's market and cooking healthy stuff.

[aPriL does feral sometimes]

Reading more books that improve my mind, like philosophy or history. Like I used to years ago. Sigh.

[Courtney]

actually working, exercising, eating healthy, saving money.......I could keep going on forever.

[evie]

Putting cold packs and hot packs on my lower back.

[Amy]

April the Cheshire Meow wrote: "Reading more books that improve my mind, like philosophy or history. Like I used to years ago. Sigh."

April, All books that give you what you need at that moment are books that improve you because they meet a need. Sometimes I read classics and sometimes I read junk and it feels great!

[evie]

Zardoz is in the Tardis wrote: "evie wrote: "Putting cold packs and hot packs on my lower back."

:::refreshes evie's cold pack and re-heats the hot pack:::"

:) Thanks. That feels much better now.

[janine]

Cleaning the fridge.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Farting, restraining the computer cables.

[Emily]

Activity

[aPriL does feral sometimes]

Knitting, then maybe I'd actually finish some of my projects.

[Phil]

Lobstergirl wrote: "Farting, restraining the computer cables."

If you keep holding in those farts, you'll be bloated and your breath will smell bad.

[Jammies]

Weeding.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

I had too much dairy on Friday, and I'm just now starting to feel normal again!

[Robert]

Next time you have gas you should purchase a time capsule, release one and bury it for future generations.

[Robert]

Letting grandma out of the cage.

[Lindsey]

Having a life

[Emily]

Aaah yes weeding, I forgot about weeding.

[evie]

Emily wrote: "Aaah yes weeding, I forgot about weeding."

I did that yesterday,but only a half hearted effort.

[Emily]

It's hard to put your whole heart into it, knowing they're just going to come back again in a week...

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

I don't mind pulling up weeds, but I get a lot of tiny elm saplings and I hate to pull up something that wants to be a tree. I really want to go replant them somewhere.

[evie]

Lobstergirl wrote: "I don't mind pulling up weeds, but I get a lot of tiny elm saplings and I hate to pull up something that wants to be a tree. I really want to go replant them somewhere."

That's sad LG. I would feel the same. I guess if you had nothing else to do could you pot them up and donate them to a local nursery . Or would the potting process kill them?

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

I don't think any nursery would want them. They're so teeny, most of them are 1-3 inches tall, and they really do look weedy, until they get big enough that you can tell they're growing bark.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Also, I get so many of them that pulling up and replanting would take several hours per week.

[Robert]

You could create a sanctuary for abandoned and unwanted saplings.

Just an idea.

[evie]

Lobstergirl wrote: "I don't think any nursery would want them. They're so teeny, most of them are 1-3 inches tall, and they really do look weedy, until they get big enough that you can tell they're growing bark."

A bonsai nursery/enthusiast might like some of them. I guess it's the time factor involved as well. Sounds like it could become a bit of a project.

[Jammies]

Lobstergirl wrote: "I don't mind pulling up weeds, but I get a lot of tiny elm saplings and I hate to pull up something that wants to be a tree. I really want to go replant them somewhere."

I have the same problem with maples. :(

[Amy]

I have the same problem with maples, also. I love the color of maple trees in autumn so I can't stand the thought of killing the little ones.

[Scout]

The dates that fall from my palms produce many datelings(?) every year. I give them away to anyone who wants them, but I do have to pull up a lot, too, or I'd have a palm forest.

What I always should be doing more of: calling my mom.

[Annette]

Cleaning. And playing games with my children.

[Kathy]

Exercise and watch what I eat. Actually, I should join a gym first...

[Emily]

I tried joining a gym, it lightened my wallet more than my belly...

[Kathy]

Really? I used to be a member of one and it went well. But then the place got really bad, lots of broken machines and rude staff so I gave up on it. Should have found a new one right away.

[Michele]

sleeping and housework.

[Emily]

If you make a habit of it I expect that would help ;)

[Courtney]

Exercising, Eating less.

[Scout]

More research on which charitable organizations use money wisely. I stopped giving a couple of years ago.

[Tina]

Sleeping (instead of being online at 3 in the morning without any reason)
Eat healthy
Read the boring stuff for university.

[evie]

Making my own lunch to take to work instead of buying it. It's my new bad habit.

[Michele]

exercising and housework.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Dusting.

[Jammies]

Shelving books.

[janine]

Dusting and cleaning.