Playing Video Games to Relax as a Writer

As I am getting more prolific in my writing and changing the schedule around, I have found video gaming is a good relaxer. I am forever playing 8 Ball Mini Pool from Mini Clip. The copyrights are theirs. I am in a league on the sight. It makes it all that much more interesting. Right now I'm at level 74. Taking it all the way to the top and the highest level they have.

I also play Words with Friends ever day in Messenger. And Word Blast. Then the Quiz Game. All the copyrights belong to their owners. My visual perception improves from playing these games and I learn new words. And different ways of looking at things.

Then the next step is my writing everyday except Saturdays or when I am sick. I use these games to relax and get my thoughts flowing for writing.  I also workout too.

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Word Games

Lately, I have been playing word games with my facebook friends on the Messenger App. I hit them big this past two weeks. I think that some of them are annoyed because they are still beating me in high margins. So I added more friends to play so that they can get a bit of a break. 

The best things about these word games are the strategies that you learn to win the game. The many words that you learn that you didn't know existed before and how creative they can be. Then they keep your brain going to help combat Dementia. They keep the visual nerves active. 

They are a great addition to our health. Just don't forget to go to bed, There you are: Rest, movement and exercise, reading, word games and writing to keep your brain sharp to keep memory loss at the bey. Have fun! Eat good and have your desert! Love yourself and your loved ones. 

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I do not own Scrabble and their copyrights.I do not own Messenger or their copyrights.

When is the Best Time for Your Workouts

The best answer is anytime you can get them in during the day or night,without any excuses. Morning workouts allow you to burnup way more fat. For those who work for an living, outside of health and fitness; do something in the evening. Even if it is just walking two or three miles. Put yourself first. Your health and fitness come first.