tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3800202.post-821822932002-09-27T00:01:00.000-07:002002-09-27T00:05:52.000-07:00Friday Five 1. What are your favourite ways to relax and unwind? I think the best place for me to relax is my bathtub. When I am tired or angry or simply stressed I take a book, make a cup of tea or have a glass of wine and go take a bath. After an hour of enjoying hot water I am a changed man. Well, and I think that a long walk around a park or a forest is something I like. Besides there is no better place to relax that the arms of your beloved one. 2. What do you do the moment you get home from work/school/errands? Throw he keys somewhere so I could never find them again andI turn on the computer to check my e-mail. 3. What are your favourite aroma therapeutic smells? I think lemon or Roman chamomile are the nicest, but the second one is really expensive. The one I used very often is a combination of some smells, but I don’t really know what is in there. 4. Do you feel more relaxed with a group of friends or hanging out by yourself? It depends on the mood. I live alone, so I don’t mind staying alone, but of course you can’t live like that all the time. I like meeting people from time to time and I feel very good just talking and laughing and simply being among friends. But living with some people is not relaxing. I used to have a roommate and moving out was the best thing to do. 5. What is something that you feel is relaxing but most people don't? I know it will sound very strange. My main interest of the Third Reich are concentration camps. I’ve been doing some guiding for quite a long time, and there is no quieter and calm place than a place of extermination. This is of course very sad, but after so long time you stopped noticing that and this is just a part of your job. Walking there alone for hours clears my mind from everything useless and unimportant and just makes me think clearly. Pawelhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11252658503263556514noreply@blogger.com