Each week comes with one Hump Day

Today is this week’s Hump Day. Ergo, it’s time for a Hump Day Hiatus. Time to take a well-deserved break before diving back into the remainder of the week energized, rejuvenated, refreshed and renewed. In our last episode you’ll recall we switched gears from restful and relaxing to a seriously amped HDH at Lake Powell. If you missed it, please …

It’s Hump Day!!!

Yes, it’s Wednesday, many people’s favorite day of the week. Why? Because they get to enjoy the Medical Examiner’s weekly breath of fresh air, the celebrated Hump Day Hiatus. Today in this part of the world, temperatures are expected to reach triple-digits, but that’s not enough. No, weather people helpfully add several degrees to reach an even higher “feels like” …

The Celebrated Hump Day Hiatus

It’s the mid-month midweek Hump Day pusher-over. Each Hiatus is completely different from all that have preceded it, and this one is no exception. Previous installments have been inspiring, soothing, creative, relaxing, exhilarating and amusing. This one is best described as thought-provoking. It’s also the Vimeo Grand Prize winner for 2012. Let us know how you like it. Symmetry from …

Ever feel like this?

If so, remember each Wednesday’s “Hump Day Hiatus.” It’s the cure for the mid-week blahs. And blues. Make it a habit to visit here at least on Wednesdays, if not throughout the week. And remember: anytime you need an extra dose, just scroll back (or in this case down) in time to take in a few vintage Hiatii from previous …

July 4 Hump Day Hiatus

Didn’t get enough fireworks? Or you got a lot, but now you’re having fireworks withdrawals? Fear not. Just click here for a generous second or third helping for your relaxation and armchair vacationing, the occasion being the recent 75th Anniversary of the opening of the Golden Gate Bridge. The Golden Gate Way from The Seventh Movement on Vimeo.

This week’s Hump Day Hiatus

So you don’t have the time or the money for even a stay-cation? Here’s your antidote, and although it takes less than 8 minutes, it’s going to both relax and inspire you. That’s what every good break should do. A word of caution: do not try this at home. Instead, get outside and try it. Find a lonely country road …