Menatl Health Sub Thread
 

How's yours lately?
Some days I find it hard to get work done instead of wander around the internets. Bumming me out a bit, my lack of commitment.

mine is good. until it's not.

meditation can do wonders for focus. or so I hear.

Dont I know it. We need Internets Anonymous.

Not good. I think 42 is *that age.* :(

I did a search for "menatl" and I was surprised how many hits I got.

Well, yeah, I post around...

Did you find out it was yiddish for a hormonally insane woman?

I thought that was BALABUSTA.

No, that's Italian. Yiddish is "Oi, after all I've done for you"

I'm fairly up, sometimes down, but mostly meh.

Do you miss Nutkin?

I had been doing pretty well...

My sleep was interrupted last night by thoughts of cow-orker (same dipshit as usual) shenanigans. I'm trying to figure out if it is just my thought processes, a tough week of work, or his lack of mental health. I did realize that it is very hard for him to help row the boat when he is so high on the cross. Knowing that he is all alone up there, what strategy can I use to keep him from continually blowing up my parent relationships?

Just watched a Nat Geo special streaming on Netflix all about how living in a constant state of unrelenting stress is actually good for your health and can add years to your miserable, wretched existence.

Ha ha, fooling you again. Stress is actually been proven to be very detrimental to your health.
Who
would
have
guessed?

But don't we mostly create our own stress?

1- kill 'em
2- nail him
3- send home a blanket letter, to all your kid's parents, explaining he's bat shit crazy and to avoid him at all costs.

Menatl is the Aztec Moon Goddess, and is honored by decapitating sacrifices to offer their brains on her altar. The fresh skull is set upon a stone hollowed out to hold the neck stump, the scalp excised, and a trephine used to make a small hole. A hollowed reed is placed into the hole, swirled about a bit to loosen the brain tissues, which are then sucked out by the high priest.

The addition of some mint and a paper umbrella is what gives us what we know today as a mojito.