RE: New TECHWR-L Poll Question

["Nuckols, Kenneth M" <Kenneth -dot- Nuckols -at- mybrighthouse -dot- com>]

Lisa asked...


> > As a technical writer, what do you do to unwind?
> >
> > * Exercise
> > * Prayer
> > * Meditation
> > * Go on a spending spree
> > * Read a book
> > * Eat out
> > * Target shooting
> > * Take a vacation
> > * Relax? Who has time for that?!?
> > * Other/None of the above
> 

To unwind from "work" I exercise:  Every Monday I bring a selection of
Healthy Choice and Boston Market meals to the office and spend 15-20
minutes of the lunch hour each day eating.  Then I go to the car, change
shoes and shirt (this is Florida and it is summer) and spend the rest of
the lunch hour walking a couple of miles through our office park area.

Saves money, saves gas, saves SANITY (sanity, what's that?) ;-p

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