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Poll: How do you like to relax after a hard day's work? By... Thread poster: ProZ.com Staff
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Michael Harris Germany Local time: 12:20 Member (2006) German to English
only because you are anonymous - It there was a name behind it, then maybe an answer! Why on earth do you ProZ back office people even let such anonymous polls through? I would expect that there are so many paying Prozians posting a poll that are much more important than these dubious anonymous polls?
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Julian Holmes Japan Local time: 20:20 Member (2011) Japanese to English
I hit the bottle - hard - because life as a tech translator in the fast line is tough. And, why wasn't "sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll" in the list. Just sayin' ... | | |
neilmac Spain Local time: 12:20 Spanish to English + ...
I usually end up watching TV or playing guitar. However, I'd jump at the chance of a massage. In fact, someone recently gave me one of those group-buy discount vouchers for a massage - problem is I'd need to make an appointment and then keep it, never an easy task given the more important things I have to do every day, and I'd have to drive for about 40 mins just to get there... | |
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Nothing beats sinking into a hot bubble bath, but it depends on my mood (and how hard and long the day was…). Sometimes, I just read a newspaper or a magazine, others I watch TV or listen to music… | | |
C. Mouton France Local time: 12:20 Member (2007) English to French
Knitting is my universal cure against stress, tiredness... | | |
Julian Holmes Japan Local time: 20:20 Member (2011) Japanese to English
Teresa Borges wrote: Nothing beats sinking into a hot bubble bath… Ultimate stress relief I've had a nice long (over an hour or so) soak in the bath (no soap is allowed in Japanese baths) and polished off a bottle of champers while listening to a couple of favourite CDs before. Very nice! | | |
By the time I'm finished, it's usually too late to do anything but go to bed. I never seem to get enough zzzs. | |
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Thayenga Germany Local time: 12:20 Member (2009) English to German + ...
Not anonymously...like the poll. | | |
reading, gym, bike | May 1, 2016 |
It depends on the day of the week and on the weather obviously, but this is what happens most often: Mon-Wed-Fri: after work I cook for my kids and then I relax with a good book- if I finish before 6 pm, I also ride my MTB for 90 mins (before the cooking part) Tue-Thu: after work I drive my boy to karate lesson, and while he's there, I stay at the gym and I take some exercise Saturdays: books/going out with the family and/or friends From May to October I use my MTB more ... See more It depends on the day of the week and on the weather obviously, but this is what happens most often: Mon-Wed-Fri: after work I cook for my kids and then I relax with a good book- if I finish before 6 pm, I also ride my MTB for 90 mins (before the cooking part) Tue-Thu: after work I drive my boy to karate lesson, and while he's there, I stay at the gym and I take some exercise Saturdays: books/going out with the family and/or friends From May to October I use my MTB more often during the week. Watching Tv does not relax me at all, it actually irritates me! ▲ Collapse | | |
Somali To English translator | May 1, 2016 |
After stereneious task I join the noisy Somali Local Parliament at hotels or restaurants to analyse the current issues. Or I find a place to resr | | |
Mario Chavez (X) Local time: 07:20 English to Spanish + ...
Julian Holmes wrote: I hit the bottle - hard - because life as a tech translator in the fast line is tough. And, why wasn't "sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll" in the list. Just sayin' ... Apparently we humans are too prude and proper to go with the SD&RNR. And why didn't they include “Go to the bathroom to read a book”? It's a fair way to relax (for men). | |
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Mario Chavez (X) Local time: 07:20 English to Spanish + ... And a drink to go | May 1, 2016 |
Hussein Dayow Idow wrote: After stereneious task I join the noisy Somali Local Parliament at hotels or restaurants to analyse the current issues. Or I find a place to resr Don't forget a strong cup of Somali coffee | | |
Katrin Bosse (X) Germany Local time: 12:20 Dutch to German + ...
I don't own a tv but I love movies and select British and American tv shows (Netflix is your friend!) so that's what I watch to wind down from the stress. Occasionally, I read a book, but mostly, I am too tired. Being a single working mother of a minor, the option "going out" (whether or not with friends) is not yet readily available to me. And drinking alcohol in any form or quantity disagrees with me to a degree that I can only enjoy it (which I certainly do!) when t... See more I don't own a tv but I love movies and select British and American tv shows (Netflix is your friend!) so that's what I watch to wind down from the stress. Occasionally, I read a book, but mostly, I am too tired. Being a single working mother of a minor, the option "going out" (whether or not with friends) is not yet readily available to me. And drinking alcohol in any form or quantity disagrees with me to a degree that I can only enjoy it (which I certainly do!) when there is no work waiting for me the next day because then I will infallibly be nursing a hangover proportionate to my intake the previous day... A shame, really. ▲ Collapse | | |
It depends on the day... | May 1, 2016 |
I go dancing (lindy hop and/or flamenco), or enjoy watching t.v. or knit or spend time with my loved ones. | | |
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