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RE: How do you spend your free time? - Gorderr - 02-07-2020
(12-14-2018, 07:51 PM)Antisocial❤ Wrote: I always have to be doing something whether it's spending hours playing games, learning online about anything and everything, drawing, listening to music whilst cleaning or going on social media or out with my boyfriend. My mind is always racing and I like learning about everything.
Recently I've started learning about palmistry I think it's so interesting what our hands could say about who we are as people or the things we've experienced in our lives even if none of it is true it's still fun to learn about.
But I'm curious on how some of you on Sinisterly spend your freetime, apart from spending time browsing Sinisterly
In my free time, I no longer have the energy for something useful, so I just watch something or chat with friends.
RE: How do you spend your free time? - mothered - 02-07-2020
(02-07-2020, 04:40 AM)Gorderr Wrote: In my free time, I no longer have the energy for something useful
Same.
Inevitably, the older you get, the less energy you have to engage In physical activities.
RE: How do you spend your free time? - Hysho - 02-07-2020
(02-07-2020, 05:26 AM)mothered Wrote:(02-07-2020, 04:40 AM)Gorderr Wrote: In my free time, I no longer have the energy for something useful
Same.
Inevitably, the older you get, the less energy you have to engage In physical activities.
I recently learned how to Embroider so I can make patches and some designs to sell or put on my shirts.
As of right now, It's going well and I just finished my first project that took me around 3 days!
Why don't you try out stuff like Embroidery? It's not that physical but it's really fun.
RE: How do you spend your free time? - mothered - 02-08-2020
(02-07-2020, 05:41 PM)Hysho Wrote:(02-07-2020, 05:26 AM)mothered Wrote:(02-07-2020, 04:40 AM)Gorderr Wrote: In my free time, I no longer have the energy for something useful
Same.
Inevitably, the older you get, the less energy you have to engage In physical activities.
I recently learned how to Embroider so I can make patches and some designs to sell or put on my shirts.
As of right now, It's going well and I just finished my first project that took me around 3 days!
Why don't you try out stuff like Embroidery? It's not that physical but it's really fun.
A friend of a friend Is heavily Into embroidery, and has actually made some really nice designs- a lot of which he's selling successfully.
No doubt It's a fun hobby, however due to my computing tasks, I simply don't have the time.
RE: How do you spend your free time? - mishel743 - 03-24-2020
I think, now the best way to spend free time just stay at home with good health and be safe
RE: How do you spend your free time? - TiffanyLucy - 04-06-2020
And in my free time, I play soccer with my friends. I understand that this is a little strange hobby for a girl.
RE: How do you spend your free time? - a636 - 05-10-2020
I just spend my freetime to customise linux and learn c/c++ to get deeper customisation options
RE: How do you spend your free time? - AlexWilliams - 06-19-2020
Weirdly enough, I like to read books)
RE: How do you spend your free time? - mothered - 06-19-2020
(06-19-2020, 11:32 AM)AlexWilliams Wrote: Weirdly enough, I like to read books)Not weird at all.
My work friend reads every tea and lunch breaks, and also when he arrives home. I can't believe the rate at which he finishes each book- a new one of 300-400 pages every second or third day.
RE: How do you spend your free time? - AlexWilliams - 06-19-2020
(06-19-2020, 12:10 PM)mothered Wrote:Yeah, but these days reading books it's not so popular. That's way many of my friends call me weirdo(06-19-2020, 11:32 AM)AlexWilliams Wrote: Weirdly enough, I like to read books)Not weird at all.
My work friend reads every tea and lunch breaks, and also when he arrives home. I can't believe the rate at which he finishes each book- a new one of 300-400 pages every second or third day.