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A holiday is not a holiday if you have to do it. Make it worth-while, and take your time.   Panoculus (40)

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Hammock: If you find it hard to take a lie-down, use a hammock. The gentle rocking motion is something of a compromise.   kellyjones00 (593)

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Making a hammock: Do not use straight sticks on either end of the fabric, nor a tight-weave or net-like open-mesh fabric. They will make the hammock uncomfortable, (1) by preventing the spine from curving naturally in "hammock sleeping position" and (2) by being inelastic or digging into flesh.   kellyjones00 (593)

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Sleeping comfortably in a hammock: Lie diagonally with the head slightly below the level of the feet, then bend the knees. A pillow is not needed.   kellyjones00 (593)

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Sleeping in a hammock in winter: sew a blanket flat to the fabric to keep the back of the body warm, then tuck the bedclothes around the body like a cocoon.   kellyjones00 (593)

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Main > Living > Relaxation > Psychological cross-breeding
Principle of opposites: Samuel Butler recommended for anxiety and ennervation to visit a zoo and watch elephants, rhinoceros, and hippopotami. Similarly, for hard-to-shift depression, watching the easy come-and-go of beachside wavelets, or the wind in the trees, or the play of flames in an open fire, can be both stimulating and calming.   kellyjones00 (593)

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Making a hammock: Attach two strong metre-long sticks to either end of a strong, body-length piece of material. Tie the hammock up in a sunny place out of the wind and rain.   kellyjones00 (593)

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