That is easy Paul, what I do every night, I cook a fantastic meal, walk my dog and drink a good bottle of wine:))Endre

easy question to answer..... lift weights....

Swim laps

something decent to eat, classic movies, solitaire, hiking and reading is all powered by my steam as you put it

I need to get another cat and/or dog!!!

An adult beverage and a good cigar.

Alcohol is probably not the answer you were looking for ..... 

I'm with Endre. My evening routine is cooking a great meal and relaxing with family with a glass (or several) of wine. That does the trick!

I had a long long bath tub ''me'' tub and a glass of red wine. I'm feeling much better. 

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, Broker, Tacoma Washington - ActiveRain! Seriously, I am back to the learning mode at the end of the day, thanks to ActiveRain!

Relaxing dinner with my wonderful husband complete with a glass of wine.☺

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, Broker, Tacoma Washington Enjoy a nice quite evening at home.

Open my mouth and just exhale

It's Miller Time LOL

Most days right here to Active Rain, but when i can, a nice walk on the beach clears all. 

We take a long walk no matter what the weather ~

Stay away from the phone and either one of two extremes:  the gym or the couch.  ;)

Take a walk

Take a walk.

Enjoy an evening with my wife, dog, and sometimes the kids.

Put on some rock n roll really loud!  Works for me.

Talk it out with my husband. He is a great sounding board.

1. Call up my broker and vent
2. Spend some time on my punching bag
3. Lift weights
4. Go to the range for some "lead therapy"
5. Play a combat oriented video game (D&D, Star Craft, CoD...)

Paul,

Play with our cat, have a glass of wine and move on.  It is not worth dwelling time.  A

Taking a walk and enjoying a glass of wine works.

Uncork.  

A walk and an adult beverage!

I cook and sit down with hubby and a glass of Cab!  That is totally relaxing to me!

Option A, none of your business .

But, if my bride is out of town on the job, then my option B is:

I take my dog for a 2-3 mile hike, listen to music or a Podcast on the hike and then come home to a nice glass of wine and a home cooked meal. 

I sit on my bed and watch that day's episode of General Hospital.

Go for a walk in the wooda

Meditate.

Good book or video

What ever is really hard.

It may be bone stressing exercise are some cardiovascular heart busting engagement.

Often, I use the 'long run' to create space and solitude to sort out the things in my world.

At the end of it all, I realize what I just accomplished and ask, "So what's the big deal about that? Stand aside, I'm coming through!"

Hit lots of little yellow balls (tennis); preferably early in am, so it helps me to have a better day.

I play w/ my cats.  When they purr, they make me happy.

Drink.

Walk / hike, or go bike riding, shoot, hunt.

Seems to be "eat", which is not good! Making sad face now! 

Most commonly exercise and focus on what I might have done to make it better.

A nice brisk walk with Lucky or a trip to the dog park helps me out. 

Get outdoors or go dancing!

Working in the yard helps me. In the Winter, it's shoveling snow by hand, otherwise I use a snowblower

A walk in the woods

A nice glass of wine will do it!

Retweet political posts on Twitter.

It depends on how much steam I need to blow off and how tough the day is. 

I might call a friend. Meditate. Turn on the TV and veg out. Maybe enjoy an adult beverage. 

The gym is always a great option. Healthy release where I am in control. Other times a drink or a phone call to the right person works. Basically,  friends and family, the weight room, a good book, a drink--whatever it is--doesn't always solve the problem, but it shares the load. 

Sorry if you had a bad day, Paul. By Friday, you won't even remember what happened today. Shake it off. You are better than anything thrown at you.

When I feel I don't have control over a situation I usually vacuum and reorganize a small area like a closet, cupboard, a few drawers. Some fast music along with that is good. Then maybe a power walk helps clear my head.

Read.

Go to Cheers and talk it out with my friends.

Paul I've had a day like that this past summer........got in the pool and chilled out and stopped talking or thinking about it.  That worked.

soak in the warm water.

The beach is my happy place and I used to have to just get-a-way to the beach for a few days. Watching, hearing, and walking on the beach has a calming effect.  My life is pretty even keel now and I rarely have long tough days any more.  I still go to the beach, though.