Have A Tip

I firmly believe in setting aside time to relax and unwind at least once a week.

Since January ( I believe) I have been bathing every Sunday night. The idea is to reward myself for making it through a week and get off to a good start for the next. It makes so much sense. Now I know that the idea of bathing sounds very unappealing to some who may read this, but believe me, buy yourself a scrub brush and some SoftScrub, scrub your bath and get in it.

It doesn't need to be a bath of course. You could go for a walk, read or just sit on the floor with the lights off and chill. Whatever.

If you ARE interested in the bath idea, read on.

I prep for my bath around 5:30 pm and actually get in around 6:00.

The key for me is natural light. I thrive off of it. Incandescent just doesn't do it for me, too "hot" feeling. The natural light offers just enough luminescence to get done what needs to be done(which should be close to nothing).

So before your bath, go to the store and buy yourself your favorite treat. I often go for juices or quinoa chocolate (YUM!). Then get home, grab a book or your laptop, set up shop and get in. Do whatever you want. This is your time to do or not do anything you please. All you, boo.

I sit in the bath for way too long. It seems really unreasonable but it feels great and I don't plan on jeopardizing my happiness with a shorter bath.

So try something this Sunday. You DO deserve it.

Profound Thought #3

I get these chills in my entire body sometimes out of nowhere and I was just thinking that what if the chills I got happened every time something happened. Like every chill I got, someone was born. I realized that that is a but much an I don't get them that frequently so maybe it's every time someone if born with a disability or twins are born or something a little less frequent. 

Isn't that strange to think about?? Of course it could just be chills but that is no fun to think about. I like my theory better. 

Profound Thought#2

Pancakes are just wet cookies...

Profound Reflection #1

Were our greatest ever mathematicians really mathematicians or were they just really great salesmen?What if math is totally made up. 
What if Sir Isaac Newton was really just a super great salesman that convinced everyone that his principles were true and everyone just went with it.
I bet there's some sort of plan that has been millenniums in the making to brainwash everyone into thinking that when given the problem 10x=100 that we must divide 100 by 10 to find our variable in order to have total control over our entire lives. 
So, I will leave you all with this: 

If you know the reason we do this, please feel free to give your input in a poitive manner in the comments below.

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Welcome to my blog.

Hello, I'm Hannah and I often have incredibly strange thoughts and ideas that I would love to share with the world. I plan to have multiple segments on the blog, but my main focus is my irrelevant thoughts which I hope you will enjoy.

By the way, I have another blog titled "Things My Dad Says" where I post funny things that my dad says despite his constant request to not share these things with social media. It's pretty funny so check it out.

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