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Sleep...Eat Bonbons.. not shower... the usual... Actually I enjoy playing my drumset when Im down...

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Old May 14, 2008, 12:38 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Sleep...Eat Bonbons.. not shower... the usual...

Actually I enjoy playing my drumset when Im down
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Actually I enjoy playing my drumset when Im down
damn, forgot about that one.. haven't played in ages. Nothing beats banging the s**t out of some drums when the mood isn't high. Great stress relief.
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Definately get outside and do some physical activity - doesn't matter whether it's going for a run/hike/bike ride/playing with the kids or even just cutting the lawn. Fresh air just about always seems to help get me out of a funk.
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