My 3-line a day 200930 I always book a hotel with a big public bathtub room for business trips. This hotel is the best! They have 2 tubs the size of 1,8m x 2,5m each. “Ahhhhhh” comes out of my mouth when I dip myself in the hot water. It almost makes me feel like I worked all day on my feet for this moment.

Shoot, I miss the dedicated Language Partners feature. Also, maybe post, "In the new community, you can follow each other with someone to send messages and chat as normal." in the Exercise section so someone can correct it! ;)

Hi Dina, I'll speak with you! Soy de los EEUU y buscando a alguien con quien pueda hablar en español e inglés :)

During this quarantine/pandemic period, I found out that the most annoying thing is to witness my mind wandering relentlessly. Even though people are not so strictly required to stay at home here in my city, I still try to be at home as much as possible. As a matter of fact, I’ve been working as a freelancer for many years now, it’s not a big deal for me to spend many hours at my place. Overall, I don’t have any serious complaints about having narrower boundaries. But the thing is that the longer the days of my confinement are getting, the clearer I can see my mind is running crazier than ever. I find myself getting distracted way too easily while sitting in front of the computer for my work. Or I just fall into a rut of useless repeated thoughts. As far as I found so far, the best remedy for this is doing yoga. I can be in the moment at least while moving my body and breathing with the asanas. It obviously helps a lot in these uniquely introspective days. The point is an ability to stand up and place myself on a yoga mat, though.

My Vacation in the USA #2

I concluded that finding a roadside motel on the way to San Francisco would be easier than searching for a hotel it in Los Angeles at night. I had a 6.2L black "Camaro SS" and driving a muscle car through the American desert was my dream. It was dark, foggy and I wanted to sleep, but my being thousands of miles away from home without a map gave me strength and a sense of freedom.