Cheer Up: Ideas to Lift Your Mood

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To cheer themselves up, forum participants share a variety of strategies. Music is a common choice, with classical pieces by Tchaikovsky and Vivaldi noted for their uplifting qualities. Physical activities like cycling, walking, and working out are also mentioned as effective mood boosters. Engaging with pets, particularly dogs, is highlighted for its emotional benefits, as they provide companionship and encourage outdoor activity. Some participants find joy in helping others, whether through volunteering or simple acts of kindness. Creative outlets, such as photography and building projects, are also seen as therapeutic. Humor, whether through funny books or memes, plays a significant role in lifting spirits. Overall, the discussion emphasizes the importance of staying active and connected to both nature and community for emotional well-being.
  • #31
GraphJam is a Hoot! Thanks, Dave!
 
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paint
 
  • #33
Argentum Vulpes said:
If I have the time go to the .22 range near my house and shoot enough rounds of A-1000/4 targets till I'm in a better mood. Or go out to my wood shop and work on any projects I have going.

If I'm short on time blasting anything from my classical collection dose the trick.
Blasting your CDs/records must cause you to go through them pretty quick. Surely clay pigeons would be cheaper...
 
  • #34
Well thanks for the ideas folk. but i have decided to build another robot, i went out and had a no1 haircut first though, i am all ready up to my ankles in screwed up failures on paper, so everyone go hug a tree or they will all end up in my waste bin.
 
  • #35
Well at least you recycle. :/
 
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wolram said:
Well thanks for the ideas folk. but i have decided to build another robot, i went out and had a no1 haircut first though, i am all ready up to my ankles in screwed up failures on paper, so everyone go hug a tree or they will all end up in my waste bin.
You could always get out your metal detector and find another Anglo-Saxon treasure...
 
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DaveC426913 said:
Blasting your CDs/records must cause you to go through them pretty quick. Surely clay pigeons would be cheaper...

Yes getting CDs/records in the launcher is a pain. :smile:

A-1000/4 targets are paper, it is used in competition shooting for .22

As for blasting my classical music it only harms my speakers on some passages if have the volume up too high.
 
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Search for Godot.
 

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