Ace
How do you recharge at the end of everyday?
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Smoke weed, cook a steak, few rounds of call of duty, maybe a shot of Jack? Then bed at 9. Sunday thru Monday
COD sounds like a good plan. I usually play Fifa or Madden
Madden is good, MLB the show has been recently as well.
COD:M or MW?
After work its kids, then once they are down it is War Room for a bit, then slight binge of a show, rinse, repeat
Any particular show?
Just wrapped Vikings and trying to get into The Last Kingdom but after vikings it fails miserably but committed.
If you like MMA you have to watch Kingdom, fantastic show and characters
If you like MMA you have to watch Kingdom, fantastic show and characters
Season 3 and 4 of Last Kingdom are legit. Once Netflix bought it and pumped money in, it got way better production.
this is promising as season 1 was so painful then season 2 i had promise, started 3 last night.
Season 3 I think the actors/actresses all get comfortable in their roles. Def doesn't live up to Vikings, but still a good show. The writing gets a little better too.
Cooking! Great way to lose yourself in a project, by the time I'm done I've usually cleared my mind and I'm able to be present the rest of the night.
Man I tried this. But cooking makes me more stressful, maybe because I'm so bad at it lol
Haha yeah, if it adds to the stress then maybe not. I've grown up cooking and consider it a passion of mine, but I still total mess it up sometimes. Just did that on Monday with a pizza that rushed through and totally screwed up the dough, tried to turn it into a calzone or something, key word there is "tried" haha!
Any particular cuisine you lean towards cooking?
Huge fan of cooking Asian dishes, stir fry, fried rice, etc. They are pretty straight forward to make, all the ingredients are delicious so you can't "ruin" it, it keeps well for left overs, and makes a great "clean out the fridge" meal!
If you're looking for places to learn more about cooking, my favorite site is Serious Eats. They usually do a very good job telling you the why behind things in the recipe rather than just step a,b,c. This has helped me learn how to get more comfortable in the kitchen.
If you're looking for places to learn more about cooking, my favorite site is Serious Eats. They usually do a very good job telling you the why behind things in the recipe rather than just step a,b,c. This has helped me learn how to get more comfortable in the kitchen.
Awesome. I'll check it out
Old fashioned and a soak in the hot tub is the best.
But.
With kids running around, an extra 15-20 min of closing my eyes with some calming music in the quietest room in the house is usually what it ends up being.
But.
With kids running around, an extra 15-20 min of closing my eyes with some calming music in the quietest room in the house is usually what it ends up being.
Aah this sounds so good
Warzone, War Room, any outdoor activity, and some beers.
Simple and pretty mellow!
If I'm in the city I walk the pup by the water, meet my wife at her clinic and walk home together to make dinner and catch an ep or two of something bingable. If I'm at my cottage I hop on my mountain bike and get a ride in or take a kayak paddle around the lake.
That's great!
During the week it’s cooking and hanging with the kids. I was into meditation for a while but haven’t in quite some time.
God bless all you people with kids. Takes a special soul.
Meanwhile - open some wine, walk my dogs, cook a meal, and binge TV or do whatever else I feel like doing. No kids gang.
Meanwhile - open some wine, walk my dogs, cook a meal, and binge TV or do whatever else I feel like doing. No kids gang.
Ikr don't know what I'd do if I had kids lol
a fat J, cook dinner, read a book, set up trades for the next morning, bed
Cooking dinner seems to be the theme for a lot of people here lol
A walk in the park, trying a hello fresh recipe, watching walking dead 💀, in bed by 11:30pm.
This sounds so peaceful!
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