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Old 09-06-2011, 08:13 AM #5
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IT seems that my brain is more effected by visual/mental/sound stimulation than anything. TV, computer, driving are the worst for me.

I'm attempting the gym today....possibly. I figure I will wait until 11am see how I feel this way its less crowded.

Kids started school today and I need to occupy 6 hours without overstimulating myself into a headache by the time they get home.
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