Just chilling outside is an underrated activity.

Over the past several years I put a privacy fence around the back yard and built a nice koi pond to sit next to. Sitting there, because of course I have a sittin’ chair now like an old man, is both relaxing on its own and is a great time to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of modern life (even Lemmy!). I often leave my phone in the house, but even when I have it with me it’s become easier to ignore.

For those of us lucky to have the big three mental health issues, it’s a nice self-care treatment for anxiety and depression, and an opportunity to practice controlling my attention. But it’s in addition to my medications, not a replacement for them.

But obviously it’s not the solution for everybody, and not even possible for everybody either. But just getting outside to some natural sights and sounds is what really matters. I’m sure it’s even better if exercise is involved (hiking, etc) but I have legit issues with both heat and sun so I keep my oasis close to my air conditioned home.

And then an asian women in an orange jumpsuit with strange boots casually walks onto the scene.

She's quite exhausted as well,, doesn't talk much and is dragging some weird cube.

She sits down next to him and stares toward the dàylight moon, hoping he'll wake up soon.

Hoping he won't want her gone.

Onions farm? Each year same plant? That's not good for soil.

He's actually having a stroke

He's actually laying on a giant brown trampoline

all i can think of is Heat Stroke

This man has everything a man needs. Well, except a robotic combine harvester obviously.

All fun and games until you wake up at home with 3 items missing from your inventory and a massive bill from Harvey.

I thought you were supposed to till across the incline, not down it.

hmm... breathing in some of the good pesticides...

This is adorable, but all I can think of is bugs and spiders and ants.

Do onion fields smell like onions?

"Won at life"

Well, may if it were a nachos field.