Dance as much as you can (or is that being too obvious!! )Originally Posted by Wendy
I'm in a very positive new year mood this week and have been thinking of things to do that make me (and maybe you) feel good. So I thought I'd start a wee list here in the hope that some of you will join in. Your ideas have to cost less than £1 so that even those of us on a restricted budget can benefit from your inspired suggestions. Add a number beside each one and bet we get to a 100 before I can say "Robert est ton oncle!!!"
Here goes :
1. Have a lovely yummy bath and take out that body lotion that's been hiding in a cupboard and rub it all over.
2. Drink 2 litres of mineral water in one day (every day !) - you know it's good for you !
3. Go for a half-hour walk even if the weather is crap. You'll come back with nice rosy cheeks and you'll feel really proud of yourself. (Great to follow this with number 1 but make sure you pee first if you're doing the water one )
4. E-mail/send a card/phone a friend you haven't spoken to for a while. They might be really chuffed and send you some happy words back.
Over to you !!!!
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Dance as much as you can (or is that being too obvious!! )Originally Posted by Wendy
5. Let someone into traffic ahead of you. The feeling of virtue is nice.
6. Leave work exactly on time.
Maybe part of the reason for doing the list was cos I can't dance nearly as much as I want in France Jeez that happy mood lasted a minute and a half..thanks !!!Originally Posted by Dizzy
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7. Put aside a conflict or grudge and offer the olive branch by saying sorry or some other relevant gesture - even if it wasn't your fault!
8. Join him - random acts of kindness to strangers can be bizarrely comforting.
9. Write a song about something important to you - or, if you're not musically minded, just the lyrics. You'll be amazed how much more you understand the way you feel about whatever it is.
10. Put on your best underwear. No-one needs to know but then someone might
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11. Sing along to your favourite songs whilst doing the ironing. Sing as loud as you can (assuming you're doing the ironing at a reasonably civilised time. Oh, and assuming you ever do ironing.)
12. Have a perfect cup of tea. Sit and hold it, and have a nice little think about "things" while you wait for it to cool down. Drink when it reaches the perfect temperature for you... hmmmmm
13. Eat your pudding first.
14. Say hello and smile to the checkout cashier.
Take a carrot to WCS and when everyone else is stuffing their faces with chocolate take a bite of said carrotOriginally Posted by LMC
I did feel good on the way home though!
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"If you're going to do something tonight, that you know you'll be sorry for in the morning, plan a lie in." Lorraine
16. Set up a comfy 'den' just in front of the TV, with duvets, blankets, cushions, pillows etc, put on your absolute favourite film and watch it in your pyjamas without moving.
17. Pick one day this weekend and don't get out of bed all day - use the time to read, cuddle your laptop or your teddy bear, or just to contemplate the meaning of life. This one is even better if you do it after Wendy's No. 3.
18. Get on a bus/drive without any specific destination - see if you end up somewhere interesting and new. But take a map, just in case!
Hang on, recount...
Dizzy's and Lory's weren't numbered... so by my reckoning (assuming no-one's cross-posted) we're up to
20. Give someone a hug
21. Ask for a hug
(probably best if you know the other person/people)
EDIT: re-numbered due to cross-post!
22. Write a list of everything you have to do. Ignore it and do something you really WANT to do first.
23. Find out how to give rep !!! Have no idea but some coming shortly !!!
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Sorry hun, didn't mean to spoil the mood!!Originally Posted by Wendy
24. Speak to someone that you haven't spoken to before and introduce yourself. It might become a real friendship.
25. Take all your clothes out of the wardrobe and make a pile of all the things you haven't worn in 2005, if you didn't wear them in a whole year you WILL NOT wear them ever again,
26. Now put them all up on e-bay at 99p each and watch the free market at work.
27. Now handwash all the cashmere
28. Now put all the fab things back in your wardrobe with all the trousers together, all the skirts together, all the long sleeved tops together, etc
29. Have a nice cup of tea and a Blue Ribband and decide that you haven't gone far enough
30. Go back to wardrobe and ensure that each subsection of clothes are also nicely "rainbowed"
hurry up with that rep Wendy
31. Read this thread and marvel at the female of the species
You'd be doing the rainbow thing as well. The only reason you don't is cos everything in your wardrobe is bright blue !!!Originally Posted by Dreadful Scathe
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32. Get a UGC season ticket. OK it's £10.99 a month so I'm breaking the pound rule, but if you see 11 films a month, that works out at less than a pound per film.
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Just when I was beginning to understand the shoe thing they introduce the rainbow thingOriginally Posted by Dreadful Scathe
Lou can you explain this for me
33 stay up on a starlight night and watch the sunrise
34. Go to a car boot sale or charity shop and buy a book you love (that you haven't already got). Re-read it, enjoy it, then release it into the wild for someone else to find www.bookcrossing.com
My 'rainbow' would go from (a little) red to (lots of) black with some plum in between!Originally Posted by Chicklet
35. Go for a walk in a park and watch a winter sunset. (Even better when accompanied by an amazing moon rise - just wish I'd brought my camera with me!)
36. Slightly over a quid, but not by much - and as a treat: walk to the chip shop and buy chips with lashings of salt and vinegar. Scoff on the way home (probably doesn't work quite so well if your chip shop is so nearby that you don't feel like you've had a long enough walk to justify the calories... but chips are good )
37. Next time you pass a fish tank/aquarium, watch for five minutes. Very soothing. Easy if it's your fish tank!
38. Rebel against rainbow classification. File your wardrobe with purple and orange and green and blue all next to each other. Colours clashing is perception, not reality.
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