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For many, the first few weeks of staying at home, lockdown, and social distancing were ideal. You had an excuse to cancel all your plans, wear sweatpants all day, and finally binge-watch the best shows on Netflix. But as weeks turned into months, for many of us, hanging out at home has lost its luster. Now you feel irritable, restless, and in a bad mood. Chances are, you’re not the only one who is feeling a little bummed out. Cabin fever isn’t an urban legend; it exists and can definitely rear its ugly head when you spend too much time indoors. “It’s not a mental illness or disorder, but more of a psychological condition that arises from the feelings of being alone and stuck in a confined space,” says Dr. P. Priyanka, MD, medical director for Community Psychiatry. “Once we start to feel stuck, our mind extrapolates it into several other negative emotions to make us feel that there is no way out of this and that things will only get worse.” So, what’s the deal? What does cabin fever actually mean? How can we manage these feelings once and for all? Read on for everything you need to know about cabin fever. Related Items. Who is at risk for cabin fever? We hate to be the bearer of bad news, but nobody is immune to cabin fever. (Especially when you spend a lot of time indoors.) “Probably the biggest misconception about cabin fever is that people may think it is a psychiatric disorder and they would benefit from medication,” Dr. Priyanka says. “Anyone can develop cabin fever given these unprecedented circumstances.” That said, some people are slightly more susceptible to a bout of cabin fever. Dr. Priyanka says anyone who lives alone, has a stressful job, or has a history of mental health conditions may be more likely to feel the harsh effects of cabin fever. Another vulnerable group? Social butterflies. “Generally, extroverts are more likely to feel cabin fever as they rely on social connection and external sources for intellectual stimulation,” she says. If you want to revive your social calendar, schedule regular check-ins with friends and family members. Not only does this offer an easy way to stay social, but it’ll also give you a much-needed break from Netflix. How staying inside can impact your mood. Cabin fever isn’t recognized as an official psychological condition, so it technically doesn’t have a set list of causes and treatments. However, we’d be remiss to not acknowledge how missing out on some much-needed sunshine can affect your overall wellbeing. While you can always take supplements, you usually get your daily dose of vitamin D by spending time outside. Since you’re not spending a lot of time outside, there’s a good chance your vitamin D levels will plummet. Research shows vitamin D deficiency symptoms include fatigue, depression, bone and back pain, and a weakened immune system. While a vitamin D deficiency isn’t directly linked to cabin fever, it wouldn’t hurt to spend some quality time with Mother Nature. “With the nice weather, it's great to get outside,” says Adam Gonzalez, PhD, Director of Behavioral Health, Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Health, Renaissance School of Medicine at Stony Brook University. “Go for walks, get exercise, explore nature, and be with other in a socially distant way. Many people are tired of being inside and being isolated.” As long as you follow your area’s social distancing regulations, go ahead and enjoy the great outdoors while you can. The symptoms of cabin fever. How do you know if you’re in the throes of cabin fever? According to Dr. Priyanka, a telltale sign is when you become irritable or anxious over small things that wouldn’t have troubled you in the past. Other signs may include fatigue or tiredness, sleeplessness, boredom, restlessness, a wandering mind, and difficulty focusing. Dr. Priyanka says identifying these symptoms is the first step to keeping your cool. “Recognize the need of the moment and why you are having to stay at home,” she says. “Accepting the situation for what it is can help us get through it with a little more ease.” How to fight cabin fever. In a time when your home is your office, gym, local coffee shop, and favorite restaurant, it feels virtually impossible to cure cabin fever overnight. However, there are some things you can do to keep those feelings of being cooped up at bay. Set a schedule. As liberating as it may be to wear sweatpants all day or wait until the last minute to roll out of bed and into your makeshift home office, it’s important to create a routine for your new normal. “Create some structure to your day that involves taking care of necessary tasks, but also includes some intellectual and physical stimulation,” Dr. Priyanka says. “When you are in a confined space, it actually feels limiting to both your mind and body.” Whether you sign up for a weekly yoga class or join a book club, filling your schedule with events that bring you joy will make the days go by a lot faster. Get creative. It’s official: Arts and crafts aren’t just for kids. Turns out, flexing your creative muscle can reduce depression, anxiety or stress. “Think about creating something new, engaging in painting, coloring, journaling, and creating new meals,” Gonzalez says. Want to add some creative activities to your schedule, but don’t know where to start? Here are some adult coloring books worth adding to your cart. Express some gratitude. After spending months cooped up inside, it’s all too easy to adopt a pessimistic attitude. You can’t hang out with your friends, visit your family, or go to your favorite spin class: It’s understandable to feel blue. But, as Dr. Priyanka argues, it’s important to find the silver lining. One way to do so is by starting a gratitude journal and identifying the positives in your life. “We generally do not have to work to find negatives in our lives, but finding positives is sometimes challenging,” she says. “We almost have to develop a habit of getting our mind away from the negatives and focus on what is positive and fulfilling. When you practice this often enough, it becomes easier over time.” Focus on the long game. Nothing lasts forever—and, yes, that includes staying cooped up inside. Though it might feel like your bout of cabin fever will never go away, it’s important to take a step back and understand there’s light at the end of the tunnel. “Remember, this is temporary and will pass,” Dr. Priyanka says. “If we use our healthy coping mechanisms, we will come out of this crisis situation even stronger than before.” A bout of cabin fever isn’t fun, but don’t worry: You got this. For more information on dealing with mental health—and dealing with anxiety or depression—visit the National Alliance on Mental Illness. Crayola Colors/Cabin Fever (from Muppet ) Red: I've got cabin fever! Olive Green: I've got it too! Scarlet and Pink Flamingo: CABIN FEVER! Brick Red: I got cabin fever it's burning in my brain Tumbleweed: I've got cabin fever it's driving me insane Timberwolf , Purple Pizzazz and Atomic Tangerine : We got cabin fever, we're flipping our bandanas Been stuck at sea so long we have simply gone bananas. Everyone: Ariba! Chica chica boom A chica chica boom boom chic Chica chica boom A chica chica boom boom chic. Purple Heart, Atomic Tangerine and Scarlet: We got cabin fever we've lost what sense we had We got cabin fever, we're all going mad. Maroon: Grab your partner by the ears Lash him to the wheel Do-si-do step on his toe Listen to him squeal Allemande left, allemande right It's time to sail or sink Swing your partner over the side Drop him in the drink. Pink Flamingo: We got cabin fever Purple Mountain's Majesty: No ifs, ands, or buts Pink Flamingo: We're disoriented Purple Mountain's Majesty: And demented Purple Mountain's Majesty and Pink Flamingo : And a little nuts. Timberwolf , Gray and Tumbleweed: Ach du lieber Volkswagen car (Yodel-lay-ee-hoo) Sauerkraut and wienerschnitzel Und the wunder bar (Yodel-lay-ee-hoo) Red , Olive Green , Goldenrod and Green: We were sailing, sailing the wind was on our side Desert Sand: And then it died. Purple Heart: I've got cabin fever I think I've lost my grip Scarlet: I'd like to get my hands on Whoever wrote this script Electric Lime: Si! Fern: I was floating 'neath a tropic moon And dreaming of a blue lagoon Now I'm crazy as a loon. Everyone: Cabin fever has ravaged all aboard This once proud vessel has become a floating psycho ward We were sailing, sailing headed who knows where And now though we're all here We're not all there Cabin fever! AAHHH!! Log Country Cove. Looking for the perfect Texas Hill Country vacation spot for a couple or the whole family? Welcome to Log Country Cove. These premier log home rentals and cozy vacation homes are located on normally constant level Lake LBJ in the beautiful Texas Hill Country. From our location you can boat all the way down Lake LBJ to Horseshoe Bay, over 20 miles. You can also boat up the Colorado river or the Llano river. This Colorado Arm of Lake LBJ is perfect for water skiing and jet skiing. 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Brian Henson's 1996 take on the classic Treasure Island story by , featuring the old cast favorites of The Muppet Show , and Tim Curry playing . In the English seaside in the 18th Century, , played by Kevin Bishop, is now given two friends. Gonzo and Rizzo, who are once again paired together as a comedy team and are the focus for much of the movie. When sailor (Billy Connolly) warns of a treasure that legendary pirate captain Bernie Flint hid, and Jim's harridan-employer's inn is burned down by Flint's surviving pirate crew, Flint's treasure map ends up in Jim's possession. Fozzie Bear (playing rich-dolt Trelawney) confirms the map's authenticity, so they all set sail on the Hispaniola to find the treasure. Bunsen Honeydew plays Dr. Livesey, Kermit the Frog plays the ship's master Captain Smollett, Sam the Eagle is Mister Arrow, the first mate. Miss Piggy plays a gender-flipped version of Ben Gunn; a castaway marooned on the relevant island. It isn't that high on the radar for most of the public memory, but is considered by fans to be one of the darkest and grittiest Muppet films and one of their funniest productions. This film contains examples of: Absentee Actor: Like The Muppet Christmas Carol , Scooter again does not appear in any capacity in this film. Action Girl: Miss Piggy, as always. Actor Allusion: Animated Actors version. While Lew Zealand is never identified by name and gets barely any lines, he plays a more prominent role in the "Cabin Fever" musical number, where he's shown brandishing a fish, a reference to his trademark boomerang fish act in The Muppet Show . Actually Pretty Funny: When they see that the new captain is a frog, Jim expresses disbelief that Smollett is a "raging volcano." Rizzo quips, "Maybe he gets hopping mad." Despite themselves, Jim and Gonzo start chuckling. Actually Quite Catchy: Also, while he is still a villain through and through, Silver is notably less ruthless than he was in the original book, seen best in the non-lethal ways in which he handles Mr. Arrow and his own mutinous crew when compared to his literary counterpart. Also, in the original book Silver doesn't stay the villain the whole way through, as he is forced into an Enemy Mine situation with the heroes when his crew stages a mutiny against him. In this film, Silver is able to reverse the mutiny and then lead his crew in a final battle against the heroes. Also, the contents of Bones's sea chest, which includes the book Diplomacy by HENRY KISSENGER . Blind Pew may seem like a harmless blind man who can’t navigate around a room. However, when Billy Bones tries to shoot him, Blind Pew immediately locates him by the sound of the gun clicking and he successfully disarms Bones. Clueless Morgan seems to be a Harmless Villain and the Cloud Cuckoo Lander. Then when he, Monty, and Polly kidnap Gonzo and Rizzo, he heats up a fireplace poker and prepares to use it to torture Rizzo. Rizzo is understandably screaming as Morgan says he has a "recipe for blackened rat". Sweetums shows what happens when you ask the Gentle GiantLarge Ham of the group to participate in the battle against his friends. He charges with a log. and knocks aside the pirates that were fighting Captain Smollett and Mr. Arrow. Gonzo weaponizes starfish against one of the pirates. It successfully pins the latter to a wall. Hilariously parodied by the island Boars, when Long John Silver shoots off the headdress of the lead boar. "Me see you have boom boom sticks. bye-bye." Played straight with Statler and Waldorf catching the captain and Benjamina. They saved the pig and the frog because "it was too late to save the movie." Also played straight when Smollett rescues Benjamina from Silver's pistol. Then Jim saves Captain Smollett when the latter loses his sword. During the "roll call" scene, the list of sailors includes Old Tom, Really Old Tom, and Dead Tom. There's also Headless Bill, who is present. but can't speak for himself because he doesn't have a head. Those life boats look decidedly. unsafe. As Arrow is rowing safely to the island, he's STILL gauging the boat's safeness. Pants full of starfish. While in an apple barrel, Gonzo mentions starfish in his pants. Later, he whips the starfish out of his pants to fight against pirates. They prove to be quite effective. Also, the keys Silver takes from Mr Arrow. He finds them in his pocket at the end while in his cell in the brig, and is able to escape from it and load part of the treasure into a lifeboat before Jim catches him . The film's opening has a harsh male choir singing a rather morbid song with subject matter including such family friendly material as murder, greed, alcoholism, and even a reference to Old Nick himself. Flint murders his entire crew (who are all humans, with the only muppets in the scene being the singing animals and statues). The remainder of the film is filled with somewhat intense scenes of threat, drinking and possible cannibalism. In true Muppet fashion, this is lampshaded: "He died? And this is supposed to be a kids' movie!" The first musical number on the ship, which talks about dying by falling overboard. "Billy's dead, and he hasn't got the bloody map!" Spoken not too long after the line about this being a kids' movie. Also, Billy's line earlier "How does she bloody do that?!" In later versions, the word "bloody" is taken out, and "bloomin'" is inserted in its stead. "I could have been a lawyer/but I just had too much heart." Silver refuses to shoot Jim when the boy could raise the alarm. Silver invokes this idea when he shames the pirates for giving him The Black Spot on a page torn out of The Bible. (From the opening song) "The Devil himself would have to call them scum!" Benjamina when her tribe decides they're not going to tangle with "boom-boom sticks." Also Mr. Arrow when Kermit's sword slips out of his hand. And Mr. Arrow when he's told that the crew was hired by a man in a bear's finger based on the advice of the cook Dr Livesey does this when he sees Big- Fat-Ugly-Bug-Face-Baby-Eating O'Brien. Despite her bossy and overbearing nature, Mrs. Bluveridge does genuinely care about Jim, Gonzo and Rizzo, telling them not to worry about her and run to safety. Long John Silver is a backstabbing, manipulative pirate, but he retains a soft spot for Jim. He also tends to give his opponents a chance to surrender or retreat rather than just killing them outright, and he himself will surrender gracefully once it's clear that he's been defeated. Billy Bones dies at the start of the film. According to his biography, Billy Connolly is apparently very proud of his record as the only character ever to die in a Muppets film. Hilariously spoofed (alongside the Posthumous Character trope) by Dead Tom. Despite being "dead" from the beginning, he ends up getting killed (yet again?) during a confrontation between Long John and the other pirates. Made even funnier when one of the unnamed pirates cradles his body and mourns his passing, only to be informed that Tom has "always been dead" (thus his being "Dead" Tom), to which said pirate stops crying, exclaims an "Oh" and promptly drops the "corpse". Kermit as Captain Smollett is a stern Reasonable Authority Figure, but even he has his limits. When he finds out Long John is planning mutiny and takes Jim hostage, he goes with Gonzo and Rizzo to rescue the cabin boy. Then when Long John threatens Benjamina with a gun, Kermit hops into action, tosses the gun away with several sword strokes, and fights impressively. Mr. Arrow has spent most of the movie as a stick-in-the-mud first mate. Then in the climax, he helps Jim retake the Hispaniola with some clever trickery, and goes to rescue Smollett when Silver's pirates corner the latter and Benjamina. He swings to the beach with two swords, tosses one to the Captain, and fights alongside him. Jim gets to show off his fencing skills as well. He defeats one of the human pirates, gets Clueless Morgan to surrender, and leads the Go Through Me charge against Silver. Repeatedly and gleefully broken by Gonzo and Rizzo. And even those audience members who've never read or heard about Treasure Island reach that conclusion upon seeing Tim Curry. Then there's Long John's one leg and Billy's previous warning about the one-legged man and not to mention the occasional ominous music. Black Dog utters "Oh woof. " in shock before the powder explodes and destroys the inn. Rizzo when Polly, Mad Monty and Clueless Morgan are going to torture him. Then, Arrow has one when he walks in on them. Jim, Gonzo and Rizzo when they overheard that Long John caused Arrow's assumed death. Also when they saw the pirates captured Jim just when they plan to leave Long John and his crew on the island. Though it wouldn't do much good since other pirates are still on his ship and outnumber Smollet's crew. Silver's crew flees in panic when they realize that the Hispaniola is heading towards the island. Gonzo and Rizzo when the Hispaniola is going to crash onto the island's shore. Big Fat Ugly Bug-Faced Baby-Eating O'Brien. But we only see her once. She's beautiful, but has one of the deepest, manliest voices in the cast. Benjamina Gunn qualifies. After all, the character in the original book was part of Flint's crew. Subverted with Angel Marie, who has a name implying this, but is in fact an extremely ugly man. The opening number, "Shiver My Timbers ." Although the song accompanies a scene of pirates raiding an island, only the choruses are sung by the pirates themselves; the verses are sung by Muppet animals, statues, and skulls on the island. The song is all about the nature of pirates, and as such, it's surprisingly grim for a Muppet movie, not at all sugarcoating how pirates can be treacherous, ruthless, and even murderous when it comes to making a profit. Long John Silver's Villain Song, "Professional Pirate", where he explains a pirate's life to Jim Hawkins. Mr. Arrow calls Captain Smollett a "raging volcano". While Captain Smollett is more a Reasonable Authority Figure, he does get raging angry when provoked, and is not someone to be underestimated. Smollett is paranoid of the crew and trusts none of them, not even the cook offering complimentary sherry. It turns out his suspicions were completely correct. The pirates on the Hispaniola flee upon seeing Mr. Arrow disguised as a ghost. Silver's men on the island attempt to flee upon seeing the Hispaniola coming straight for them, but it doesn't work out and Silver has to get his crew back. In "Professional Pirate": The "Dead Tom is dead!" scene is a Shout-Out to Fraggle Rock , in that the pirate who cries over Dead Tom's "death" is Mudwell the Mudbunny from episode Gone, But Not Forgotten ; a true Tear Jerker story that takes up the themes of death and rebirth. Gonzo, early on: When Polly Lobster comments on how talking parrots are a preposterous idea, he also mentions a singing, dancing mouse with his own amusement park. To Casablanca : In the 3-disc CD-ROM, Billy Bones also joins this status with naught but a Heroic B So D. And then lampshaded in dialogue. "Watch where you're going, you stupid cat!" And he likes being keelhauled. "Shiver My Timbers": F minor to Gb minor to G minor. "Something Better": F major to Ab major. "Sailing for Adventure": The verses and choruses are in C major to F major respectively, with the final chorus in Ab major. "Cabin Fever": Gb major to Ab major. "Love Led Us Here": G major to Ab major. And he's perfectly correct when he points out that to the Spanish, Sir Francis Drake is an evil villain, while to the British, he's a hero. Done by at the end of the intro. "SHIVER MY TIMBERS, SHIVER MY SAILS, DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES! " [BANG] Long John is no different. He hangs Smollett off a cliff to make Benjamina confess where the treasure is. Smollett shouts at her not to, because once she does, she'll be killed. She does and begs Long John to free Smollett. He gives her a spiteful kiss and hangs her off the cliff as well. Video Example(s): "Professional Pirate" Long John Silver and his crew explain the appeal of being a pirate to Jim Hawkins.