Thread: Fluffy: Destressing

One of my favorite things to do to destress is to read funny signs. What do you all do to destress?



So I found some and thought to share:

Pinterest

I LOOOVVVVEEEE cracked.com When i'm bored and need something funny, i'll pull up the site on my laptop or phone and start giggling through the articles

Originally Posted by Jessica80

Pinterest

Oooo I love Pinterest.

Pinterest, baking and blogging (which I couldn't do when we had no power!), and yoga and meditation. When I get back from my trip I plan to resume all of these. Going to yoga today as I found a place near my Mom.

I usually eat chocolate to destress, then I restress when I get on the scale

I also like to read Laurie's blog

Originally Posted by freddieflounder101

Pinterest, baking and blogging (which I couldn't do when we had no power!), and yoga and meditation. When I get back from my trip I plan to resume all of these. Going to yoga today as I found a place near my Mom.

I didn't know you have a blog. I just took a peek and I love those cookies. I am definitely going to take a look around. I should make a blog for people like me, who want to cook but can't follow basic instructions. Like, I could write about the things which cooks think we should know. For example:

I just learned (meaning this afternoon) how to make crossants from the can!! YAY lol Seriously, I didn't know you have to roll them up. (Yes I couldn't understand how they were magically going to look like crossants, but I gave them the benefit of the doubt.) I put them on the baking sheets (two times) in the shape of triangles instead of rolling them! So today I read the directions on three or four brands to get an idea while in the grocery store. I bought three cans of it, determined to master canned crossants. I didn't really get it still. So then I watched Youtube vids. Youtube is .... the best thing ever.

I love crossants. So I wanted to make them at home. I'm tired ahem they're tired of pancakes for breakfast. Anyway, just wanted to share my new skill: folding the triangle, rather rolling it up. Yay yay yay. My family has been looking at me like what the heck are you giving us. So they ate cooked, crunchy triangles for breakfast this morning. .. .and loved it. So I can't wait for them to try the actual thing. ha! I totally mastered the canned crossant though.

Originally Posted by myyams

I didn't know you have a blog. I just took a peek and I love those cookies. I am definitely going to take a look around. I should make a blog for people like me, who want to cook but can't follow basic instructions. Like, I could write about the things which cooks think we should know. For example:

I just learned (meaning this afternoon) how to make crossants from the can!! YAY lol Seriously, I didn't know you have to roll them up. (Yes I couldn't understand how they were magically going to look like crossants, but I gave them the benefit of the doubt.) I put them on the baking sheets (two times) in the shape of triangles instead of rolling them! So today I read the directions on three or four brands to get an idea while in the grocery store. I bought three cans of it, determined to master canned crossants. I didn't really get it still. So then I watched Youtube vids. Youtube is .... the best thing ever.

I love crossants. So I wanted to make them at home. I'm tired ahem they're tired of pancakes for breakfast. Anyway, just wanted to share my new skill: folding the triangle, rather rolling it up. Yay yay yay. My family has been looking at me like what the heck are you giving us. So they ate cooked, crunchy triangles for breakfast this morning. .. .and loved it. So I can't wait for them to try the actual thing. ha! I totally mastered the canned crossant though.

i Google everything I don't know how to do! You can almost always find video or step-by-step instructions. I am a total amateur so I Google stuff or call my mom or my grandmother!

When i'm not too tired, i knit to de-stress

Here are a couple of my most recently finished projects

NYSSW Leaf Hat:


Honey Cowl:


Daisy Stitch Handwarmers: