This question is one that I ask myself all the time. The reason for such repetition is because the answer I get every time is different. Some days I find myself curled up on the couch, isolated from the busy world, and other days I find myself running all over the place. Thus, the conclusion I have come up with is that I need a little bit of both. Or can you say the best of both worlds?
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| I'm only using this pic because its pretty... nvr got why ppl ran on beaches... you only get sand in your shoes... |
Sometimes when my brain is in the dumps, the only way I can refreshen up is by exercising. A run in the woods or a dip in the pool can freshen my reflexes in an instant. I'm not sure how exercise helps, but for some reason my brain feels rejuvenated once my heart starts pumping and my breathing becomes more frequent.
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| hohum~ nothing like bottled water and apples after an exhausting workout ~ |
Other times, all my exhausted brain wants to do is to just stop and let everything go. Occasionally this could be solved by exercise, but mostly a peaceful nap or a quiet
time by the window would be the best solution.
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| i would totally get this couch!!! if only it came equipped with food and electronics :(( -le sigh- |
I suppose being a bit of both has its advantages. Its a lot like having two modes that can switch back and forth. When the weather decides to be nice- BAM physical mode. The weather gets pissed off and starts spazzing- BOOM sedentary mode. Now I know I should be answering the question which is whether I am physical or sedentary, but since I can't decide, I'll just say I'm a phydentary person. :)) (yes its cheesy, but who knows- it might appear in the dictionary one day :P)
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