When having a bad day what is the one thing you do to make it better?

[sportsfan41]

Head to the gym.

[rockmom]

Gosh...so many different ways.

 

For a really quick fix, I find Hershey kisses brighten any day.

Red wine always helps.

Coming in the door to my LuckyDog always takes the edge off, even if it doesn't completely eliminate the issue.

Call TRock....he's funny, and gives great advice. Yes, I go to my son for advice.

Go for a long walk with Lucky, and my iPod. Nothing like being in public, walking briskly, but completely tuned out to the world.

Sleep is always good.

But the main thing I do is recite my mantra: "Every moment of every day is a choice. I can let things get to me, get me down, or I can buck up an deal. It's my choice." Yeah...that's really my mantra. I have it posted in my office.

[hoops5]

Look at my wife and be glad she is too naive to realize she could do much better than me.

:ylsuper: :notworthy: :thumb:

[hoops5]

Hug her.

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So precious!

[Alabama Larry]

MEX, can I borrow her? Read the Bible or call Mama at work, usually I just do both. Then I watch a movie.

[mexitucky]

Larry, you'll have to fight off Nana. They are forming a pretty strong bond. I guess that's what happens when you wait 57 years to finally have a little girl in the family. She's had enough of raising boys.

[bugatti]

I do not have many bad days. I have a few bad moments that I struggle to get out of my head. Yesterday something upset me and I never fully felt good until I was on the treadmill getting after it. When a person is out running - and dependent upon the type of run - at some point you catch your groove where the breathing is perfect, tacking off a great pace, endorphins are kicking in, and your mind clears.

[Beechwoodfan]

Order Larosas....extra sauce and extra cheese.

[MJAlltheWay24]

I do not have many bad days. I have a few bad moments that I struggle to get out of my head. Yesterday something upset me and I never fully felt good until I was on the treadmill getting after it. When a person is out running - and dependent upon the type of run - at some point you catch your groove where the breathing is perfect, tacking off a great pace, endorphins are kicking in, and your mind clears.

 

I feel like I could have wrote this myself. I try my absolute hardest to not have a bad day, but definitely have my bad moments. Getting to the gym and running on the elliptical (don't really run much other than that cause of my knee, unless hooping) or shooting basketball with my iPod going. There really isn't anything better.

 

Watching UK Wildcat basketball really puts me in a state of euphoria.

[TonyDanza]

Thanks to all of you for the post. Serious and funny.

[TonyDanza]

My song from yesterday...

Uncle Kracker....You Make Me Smile!

[Hangman]

My song from yesterday...

Uncle Kracker....You Make Me Smile!

 

I know the song.. Didn't realize it was Uncle Kracker, though. Man, he's changed. :lol:

[JOHNDUNHOFT]

Call and talk to my best friend my wife pick her up go to my watering hole the Dixie Club and relax and have a few with my other friends. JD

[Alabama Larry]

MEX, she is a doll. Mama and the boys agree.

[nees1212]

Bad days are a common thing for me anymore with my crappy job. When I have the time, pulling out the power tools and building something calms me down. Also, wrestling around with my two kids, or playing ball with them.