INTERVIEW #1
Q) How has you day been going, tell me about a stressful moment today.
A) My day was spent napping. Literally the most stressful moment was when I woke up and was confused about the time
Q) What activities do you find stressful in the city?
A) Paying for things and trying to get the change back in my wallet quickly enough not to hold up the line
A) Paying for things and trying to get the change back in my wallet quickly enough not to hold up the line
Q) How do you reduce your stress?
A) I hide away from people and the world in summer the botanical gardens. It's nice to lay in the sun on top of the hill with the gun. Winter gets cold and damp, so inside.
Q) Tell me about a time you felt nature reduced your stress?
A) I was stressed (can't remember why) and sat in a forest for a bit. Felt better. Detached from the word and the cause of my stress. The city should have more green spaces about the place.
INTERVIEW #2
Q) How has you day been going, tell me about a stressful moment today.
A) Getting out of bed late because it was cold and I didn’t want to leave
A) Getting out of bed late because it was cold and I didn’t want to leave
Q) What activities do you find stressful in the city?
A) Finding my way around areas of the city that I don’t frequent
Q) How do you reduce your stress?
A) I take my mind off it by visiting friends, and doing things to help other people. Being able to lessen their stress helps to lessen my own.
Q) Tell me about a time you felt nature reduced your stress?
A) Walking up Mount Vic surrounded by the bush and birds makes me feel distanced from my stress. Being able to see the city from nature, at a distance, makes me feel like the stress has been left there.
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