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Feb 26, 2007 09:18

Still Hamburg, not Munich. Yay me ( Read more... )

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joriejc2 February 26 2007, 12:19:55 UTC

cutting my brain out and placing it in a jar is the only thing that works for me :-s

heikki_cheren February 26 2007, 12:40:37 UTC

"Anyone got a good way to just stop thinking about too many things? "

Yep. Playing World of Warcraft.
BUT DON'T EVEN TRY, RUN AWAY FROM THIS EVIL ADDICTING THING!!!!!!!!!!!!

;-)

ninegal February 26 2007, 12:51:14 UTC

That's actually one thing that _is_ keeping me from thinking, too :p

But sometimes... it's just the opposit. Weird story....don't ask.

So. Got your 280% flying mount yet? Hehe.

heikki_cheren February 26 2007, 13:24:33 UTC

Ha ( ... )

helygen February 26 2007, 22:46:21 UTC

"Anyone got a good way to just stop thinking about too many things? "
TV and books. They work for me, at least temporarily ;)

*hugs*

ninegal February 27 2007, 15:05:39 UTC

The thing is that I find it hard to concentrate on reading during these times. Which pains me the most. It always worked for me, too =(

helygen February 27 2007, 22:45:58 UTC

*HUGS*

jpettibone February 27 2007, 00:00:13 UTC

Exercise works for me. If my mind starts racing while I'm on the treadmill or jogging, I just count my steps and my mind is blank to everything else!

marlenedaily February 27 2007, 00:13:59 UTC

Sleep, immediately preceded by a daydream about going to sleep. That occupies my imagination with any intrusion dismissed accordingly.

Not recommended at the workplace. Or while driving.

Munich sounds a lot colder than Hamburg. Glad you're not there too *g*