What makes you feel alive?

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    • #2917
      sumiresailon

      Hey Travis friends. Lately I’ve been thinking about what keeps us going when things get hard. What’s one small moment, big or small, that makes you feel alive and reminds you it’s worth it? I’d love to hear your stories.

    • #2926
      PalomaRose

      Ohhhh….Great question! To me, it can be so many things…Dancing, music, exercise, waking up and having something to do…friends, flowers, a storm, a hug, migratory birds, seeing plants grow, cyclical events in nature, having a hope…my kids when they behave well, my kids when they are silly…a glass of fresh water when I’m really thirsty…
      Little pleasures of life.

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      • #3285
        Fran

        Clay

      • #3290
        Dora

        i understand your point of view…deeply.

    • #2928
      Diana-PipeDreams.girlie

      Having my loved ones with me, doing things i love, being grateful with the little things I have😅

    • #2936
      Neil

      Nature, walking, music and film are great re-sets for me personally, I also think good cooking and baking gets you back on track – another good healer is water, whether that be open-water swimming or cold showers it’s Aquatherapy!! Nx

    • #2938
      Walker In The Sun

      Más o menos parecido a neil, disfrutar la musica, caminar, los dias despejados, las golondrinas que se paran en la ventana, disfrutar con mi familia y amigos, el despertar por la mañana y estar sana, comer algo rico para alegrarme, las pequeñas cosas de la vida que a veces damos por hecho, pero somos muy afortunados de tenerlas.

    • #3007
      LynnF

      My son is away with his Dad for 2 1\2 weeks in France and Italy and thought it might be hard so decided to go on a solo trip for one of the weekends . As it was my first time I thought I would go somewhere I knew and went to Llandudno. Loved it. Quite happy to walk around in the day on my own and eat out reading a book. Spent 5 minutes in the arcade rather than 2 hours! Didn’t have to get food every 30 minutes and just enjoyed being me for a couple of days. So, what I thought was going to be hard, turned out to be a bit of a revelation for me that I can go places on my own when he is away. Utrecht next time – I have wanted to go there for a long time. Decided that when things might seem hard I can get away and do things I want to 😀

    • #3011
      happy_me

      Walking in the forest, swimming and jumping in the sea, wearing something I made myself, reading a book, dogs and good food. Also agree with Neil on the baking – you can’t be sad while eating baked goods that are still warm from the oven.

    • #3012
      BabyGrace

      Water, especially swimming in the pool helps me clear my mind and forget my body.
      Listening to music in my room, alone.
      Going to a concert I’ve been longed for.
      Coloring.
      A hug from someone I love.
      Trying to be greatful because I’m alive and healthy.
      Sara xx

    • #3013
      BabyGrace

      Forgot to add hearing your cat purring while is laying on your lap or chest. Just bliss

    • #3014
      Alana

      I love these responses. 🥰

      For me, it’s when I hug my kids. It’s when I feel the rush of the river against me. I love the smell of rain. It’s anything that helps me feel less alone in the world: music, books, movies, any good storytelling really. Oh and looking out of a plane- every time.

    • #3022
      DANIBLU3001

      Art, music, and films I don’t know what life would be like without them. It’s hard for me to imagine living without them.
      Making jokes and laughing until my belly hurts, or starting to cry while laughing.
      Learning, reading, and being curious.
      My cats, drawings, and celebrating small victories.
      Making a special day, like a wedding day, for yourself. One I like is a spa day, where I treat myself from head to toe 🛀💅💇‍♀️💆‍♀️

    • #3246
      Ems

      Music, travel (being in nature), art, cake, laughing til my belly hurts.
      I work in the NHS and I think it’s broken me a bit. It’s changed my perspective on things over the years because every day you see how short life can be. So even on routine, ‘normal’, mundane days, I feel like I need to try and find the positives (even in the small things).

    • #3268
      CraigInFrance

      for me being passionate about life in general and about my interests for me which are I love being with nature and I love photography and walking

      also swimming and working out at the gym make me feel so good too

      I also love listening to music I find classical music to be great unwind relax calming I listen to classic fm uk daily when at home

      I love travelling exploring somewhere new or even if I have been there before

      being where I live in south western France this is a beautiful lovely country to live in its very relaxing calming peaceful they do not rush around here and im in a small town that only has a 6,000 population

      I love food and cooking I am a big foodie I do a lot of home cooking and baking cannot beat this I also love eating in nice resturants

      please all check out my instagram photography page aphotographyloverinfrance to see my photos you are welcome to follow me also

    • #3418
      Fran

      When I stub my toe.

      • #3605
        BabyGrace

        🤣🤣🤣 true! And also when I hit the elbow and feel that sort of electric shock

    • #3469
      seabasskitten

      Morning runs before the world wakes up.

      Sitting outside at the end of a day.

      Music. Especially live albums. Or just listening to an album rather than a playlist and focusing on the theme and vibe of the album.

    • #3600
      jbuckley

      Definitely making music. I’ve just recently gotten back into it. I’m a DIY hobbyist who releases stuff into the void of streaming services for almost nobody to find and listen to, but I’ve started bringing some professionals in for my latest project and it’s been equal parts intimidating and amazing. I push myself farther with every project and this definitely has felt “next level.” Exciting and terrifying at the same time.

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