AnndyManuka

It's refreshing to see someone advocating for a mental break amidst all the chaos. I can totally relate to needing a moment to clear the mind. Recently, I've been trying to step away from the constant stream of news and instead focus on activities that bring me joy. Funny enough, I stumbled upon an article discussing the positive effects of taking a break from dating apps on mental health. It reminded me of how a simple drive in my car, just enjoying the scenery, can do wonders for my well-being. Sometimes, disconnecting from technology and embracing the simplicity of the moment is exactly what we need. Thanks for the reminder to prioritize our mental health, especially during these challenging times.

c5arlen

Eventually you will stop the monkey business of "thinking".... But first one must be 65 and "retire" from work and just live!... That takes guts and practice... Have you the guts?... A Corvette helps the practice part!

epimetheus-lee

Interesting that we still need 'a mental break amidst all the chaos' four years later after the original post !
The sensationalism of the news has not changed ....

Tusc

I can identify with the topic fully. My fix was taken away in Feb by a Tahoe adding air holes to the body. Driving the rental X3 does not do it. The Z06 needs to come together this summer and then the S600 will experience resurrection and a wrathful return to the roll world.