we need to add this emoticon to the site:
Enjoy. Don't be afraid to say hello if you see me.
Hear, hear! I have been using it more and more now and it accurately conveys 99% of the content of my pancake posts.
https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-us-canada-52913521/meet-the-street-artist-making-us-smile-during-the-pandemic
After the rain, going hiking in the mountains with the mountain streams flowing and crackling is lovely. Only downside is checking that you don't step on the toads in the path.
Last week, all the teachers at my hagwon went for a morning hike in Jiri national park, going up Snake Death Valley (Gem Sa Ggul) at the north end of the park, and the stream water was cool and tasty. I didn't see a single toad, but the birds were lovely.
going for a walk around 6pmish just listening to the birds sing in the forest
Now I think you're a girl again. I'm so confused
A lot of men enjoy birdwatching.
I'm amazed that standing and listening to bird song in a quiet forest is not one of the most amazing, simplest, and most relaxing things to do for most people. I will also add sitting on a beach or coastline and listening to the sea and the waves crashing on the shore or rocks. Two of my favorite, simple pleasures. If you can't enjoy those two things....
I set my aquarium's light timer for 8hrs and to turn on at 2pm. Between 9-10pm, I love turning off the lights in my living room and just watching my fish, perhaps with some Super Metroid 'Maridia Theme' playing. For me, the ultimate level of relaxation is rain, thunder, a dark sky and dimly lit room. These days, I get to work at about 8, so it's great to open the windows, keep the lights off and just listen to the birds and feel the light morning breeze... till my CT enters, closes all the windows, turns on every florescent light and moves around with the footsteps of a marching band.