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Columnist Writes About The Art of Rejuvenation
Hey everyone! Hope you’re all having a great week.
Check out my latest column here. I know I’ve written about this before, but sometimes I struggle to find a good work/life balance. Rest and rejuvenation are crucial for anyone, but especially for those of us with SMA. It’s a lesson I often need to remind myself of.
Fortunately, the North Carolina Comicon is always something I enjoy. Anytime I’m in a large space surrounded by nerds, I get creatively inspired, and I can forget about the things that cause me stress. Even if you’re not a nerd, hopefully you can relate to the message of my column.
What things do you do to relax and rejuvenate yourself?
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First of all, another great column. Second of all, I too have been binge-watching Disney+ these days. Sorry not sorry?? 😂
Relaxation varies for me depending on the time of year (ie. I love unwinding by the beach— but not in the middle of winter.) Right now, I typically retreat to my room, turn on Christmas music and my Christmas tree, and read. It really helps me decompress when I’m feeling overwhelmed and restless.
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Here’s an idea: Comic-Con on an exotic island! I would totally go to that every year! Although North Carolina comic-con sounds pretty awesome! I will definitely have to come check that out sometime. After reading this, I want a cosplay armory at Indiana comic-con.
My relaxing activities tend to include reading, art, and writing. Preferably outside as long as the weather is nice. I also need a decent amount of human interaction (in addition to the people I live with), and spending time with my Turnstone friends is usually exactly what I need. I hate when I get sick and can’t go see them for longer than normal.
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