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eddieyourdj

Mac Daddy DJ
Aug 13, 2006
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Well I am finishing up a week of vacation. I always take one week a year off from work and pretty much do absolutely nothing. I have more vacation time that my wife does so I take a week for myself. I purposely do as little as possible constructive. Now don't anyone interpret that as lazy because I will disagree. When I am at work, I go,go,go! When I am doing the weekend DJ thingy, I go, go, go! I think you owe yourself some "down" time. It really helps relax and refreshes you.
Let's see, I played alot of Wii & PS2, worked in the yard, took my wife to lunch, played on this site more than usual, saw a matinee, went to the pool with my son, laughed at the alarm clock when my wife had to get up for work. You know important things like that.
I encourage you to try it too. When your daily schedule is non-stop, you deserve some "you" time. "WARNING" if you try this and you are not used to it, it is alot harder that you think to make yourself slow down, but it is so rewarding. I will probably be at work 2 hours early monday ready for the busy week though...thx
 
Thanks, Eddie. Sounds good. There's just one question I have... perhaps you can clarify for me.

What the heck is a "vacation"?

:D
 
Just got back from West Palm Beach.
I havent slowed down like that ever before.
I'd never seen the ocean before this trip.
Once you stick your feet in the sand and just watch the waves and actually listen to the ocean, you will forget everything you had on your mind instantly.
It seems like it all comes back to you when you walk away from the beach.
I've never been so relaxed in all my years.
I think Corona understands this in their advertising method. No words spoken. Just speechless....and totally relaxed.....