• YappyMonotheist@lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    Making sense of disagreements with those I care about (even if it involves more arguing) and clearing the air/resetting the mood.

  • RBWells@lemmy.world
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    Sad sad songs.

    Boulder to Birmingham

    Red dirt girl

    Nick Drake song Road because he did not find a road to take him home.

    Dancing can, if I feel free enough. Like going out dancing someplace.

  • bizarroland@lemmy.world
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    Eating good food.

    And by good food, I mean food that is healthy for you and satisfying and novel enough that it causes the receptors in your brain to start firing off.

    It’s a rare treat to find a place that even offers that.

    The last time I went to Portland I stumbled across a restaurant called kebab and had Egyptian chicken kusharia and it was so good that it made my entire week. I’m still thinking about that chicken kusharia and that was back in April.

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    Violence & Physical activity to the point of exhaustion.

    Working a heavy bag or chopping firewood are great examples.

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    Deep-chested, full-volume, belt-it-out singing. Especially if it’s either super sad or very angry.

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      30 days ago

      Recommendation: Brownie Mountain from Tim & Eric Awesome Show Great Job. It’s a melancholy anthem that rewards - and, in fact, requires - fully-commited vocals, while at the same time also being a song about accidentally eating a literally mountain-sized pile of brownies.

    • WhatsHerBucket@lemmy.world
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      1 month ago

      I had a neighbor who used a pair of scissors to cut his grass regularly. It wasn’t a big yard, maybe 12ft x 12ft, but he’d be out there all the time kneeling and trimming his grass.

      One day I asked why he didn’t just use a mower, and he said it gives him a chance to get some time away from his wife lol

      Haven’t thought of that dude in a long time.