Some people enjoy a coffee break. I, myself, cannot stand coffee, its aroma, its effects on my stomach (I'm guessing here, since I never drink the stuff--but other high caffeine beverages have a "flushing" effect on my system that is more violent than I tend to like), its price. I suppose I could take up smoking and take smoke breaks. One of my housemates when I was a student at Drew took up pipe smoking during his comprehensive exam year. He had no classes and it gave him a reason to go outside and have a smoke every couple hours to interrupt the endless monotony of study.
I have, from time to time, been in the habit of taking a "free throw break." I stop what I'm doing, go outside (or to the gym), and shoot some free throws.
Today, for the first time in many weeks, I took a free throw break. Made 48 in a row and 64/67. Wearing gloves.
The breeze was at my back.
01 March 2012
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I'm told the health benefits of smoking tobacco are equal to or less than the health benefits of drinking coffee. But I haven't looked into it personally.
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