Just a thread for people to mention those little (sometimes silly) things that give more pleasure than you’d expect.
For example, I’m in my fifties and I’ve only recently tried taking in a breath of helium and talking or singing. It’s way more fun than I expected (the dog finds me weird, though). Linda
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Very interesting, Linda. Now I can understand your post on the 'Keith Augustine interview' thread, better. Could that be the affects of helium ?
As regards little things that give pleasure. I put a plastic bucket (with another smaller bucket inside it) at the bottom of the garden a couple of years ago and forgot about it. This summer there was a whole family of frogs happily sitting there in the stagnant leaf filled water. The adaptation of nature is wonderful.
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An interesting topic. I won't bother with those things which are long-term. But perhaps something which surprised me by being so much fun was the first (and only) time I went skiing. Day one, on the baby slope watching little kids go flashing past. Day 2, a rather higher slope. I managed quite a passable impression of Bridget Jones on both the ski-lift and on the slopes.
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(2018-08-19, 12:44 PM)fls Wrote: Just a thread for people to mention those little (sometimes silly) things that give more pleasure than you’d expect. Take a breath of sulphur hexafloride. https://youtu.be/vBIYUeiKAXU This vid start at 2:46. https://youtu.be/z4_DMzzpJ8k About the dog. Was that the dog's opinion before or after sucking helium? ?
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(2018-08-19, 08:12 PM)Steve001 Wrote: Take a breath of sulphur hexafloride. https://youtu.be/vBIYUeiKAXU Do they sell sulphur hexafloride in convenient Mylar bags? Don’t think I didn’t try to figure out how to get the dog to breathe in helium and then bark...any suggestions? Linda
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Find a family member (or GOOD friend) with a large blackhead.
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