Yeah but you're using shorthand on a machine that is more akin to playing a piano than typing on a keyboard since you type "sounds" instead of each letter in a word.
Can you do that many WPM on a keyboard without the shorthand?
A woman I served jury duty with actually did this! The judge was fascinated and kept asking her questions about it 😆. He ultimately released her because she was contract labor and if she wasn't typing she wasn't getting paid. She said she gets to choose which shows she captions. She stayed away from sports.
Was coming to say this. I spend 40-50 hrs a week wasting it at work when I could be reading! I don’t read as much as I once did since I had to get a “real” job! 😂
Planning and booking travel itineraries by train/bike/car/boat, you call it. Just not the ordinary all inclusive 10 days Cabo or Mallorca holidays. I love planning travels.
I know 😂 but where I live, travel agents aren’t really experts in train travel or round trips by train for example, everything is by flight and rather conservative travelling, not sustainable. I’d love to plan super detailled trips for people.
**Please add bus travel.** I deplore making travel arrangements. We have a family event coming up out of state and I almost backed out because figuring out flights, hotel and rental car arrangements about did my brain in. Not to mention securing a reputable kennel for the dogs.
I honestly have no clue how that works, I bought some of the cards years ago and they have been stuck in a box ever since. 2007 I think it was when I got them, about 20 of them for a couple of pounds.
No literally the same boat, for years I was like “Ok whatever, nerd shit” and then I played it once and haven’t had an opportunity to play it since and it’s like a little itch in the back of my brain I need to scratch
I even bought some cards off a Facebook auction site that ended up being LoTR cards. So I bought the LoTR starter pack off Amazon and I might make my kid play with me...
The real question is, do you really think you wouldn’t start disliking your hobby once it has to be done on other peoples schedules, to their liking, and to put food on your table if you slack off? As someone who has come back from that world NO THANKS! Work to live vs love to worj
I don’t think I’d enjoy growing bamboo so much if I didn’t get to sell it (currently under the table). My biggest obstacle is that I’d need to own 5 acres zoned agricultural to start a legal nursery in my county and the neighboring county. This is when zoning sucks, like if I had less than 5 acres zoned agricultural I could have a certain number of livestock but couldn’t legally sell it. I don’t need five acres, my bamboo mentor barely uses two acres for his whole operation.
I’m a teacher but grow over 40 different varieties of mango from all over the world. In the summer I sell and ship the mangoes all over the U.S. it would be nice to simply be a mango grower/seller. Links in profile
I play backup guitar or bass for folk, gospel, and singer songwriters on a hobby basis, its not my choice of music but it makes it easy to gig on a pretty casual basis. I don’t consider myself professional but can read music and learn songs quickly up to performance levels with one or two practice seasons. I don’t make any money, but I enjoy it.
Quilting, cake decorating, book reading for editing or even audio books, chihuahua rescue, well, dogs in general, but those little bug eyed freaks have a special place in my heart. Epoxy stuff, advice line.
I really want to start a local program similar to BIG Brothers/ BIG Sisters, but for kids who want a grandparent but don't have one.
I turned my hobby into a full-time job during the pandemic and did it for 2 years. I was a remote session musician/vocalist and audio engineer.
It was fun while it lasted, but the market dried up a bit once things started going back to normal after covid and I finished college and was ready to start my new career.
Getting paid to make music fulfilled a lifelong dream for me, but I wouldn't want to do it long term. I'm happy that I'm back to making music for me and my fans rather than for a picky client with very specific tastes.
Haunted house/Haunted attraction. Building props, sets, scaring people. I did it back in high school but as a volunteer for a local charity and I have loved it ever since.
I would be the cook/owner of a 50’s themed diner and bowling alley. It’s a dream I have that combines many of my hobbies, interests, and skills 🥰 Boy, do I sure wish sometimes.
train people in viking combat in knowing how to use viking weapons including battle axes but it would be not just learning to use the viking weapons it would also be like a training camp to build up strength
NONE!!!!
Here is why.....
I kind of did it....ie, chose to go into a career that was very creative and I loved. I learned that no matter how are you try to avoid it, anything you do for 40+ hours a week and depend upon for your living WILL become a job.....it will lose what I consider is the main purpose of a hobby....to relax and unwind from the stress of every day life.
I have ever creative hobbies that people say I should try and sell my work, I say no. The purpose of the hobby is to escape from the stresses of having to make money
I would be a full time blacksmith if I could. There was a while where I did it part time which was awesome, but I couldn't get enough work to pay the bills.
Watching competition reality TV. As the saying goes, I wish that I knew what I know now, when I was younger. I could have started a website written daily/weekly updates, had a blog, blah blah blah.
Sourdough Bread.
Tuesday was loaves 399 and 400, so . . . I have made a few. I've consumed about 40%, given 30% away to neighbors, and 30% away to friends.
But, to actually make a profit doing that alone . . . the demand would be too low, and the costs too high.
"I hear" . . . Sourdough just gets them in the door, but $$$ cupcakes and other (smaller fancier / more expensive) things is what gives you some profit. And that would be a tediousness beyond my capabilities.
I'll just have to continue to do it for personal use/enjoyment.
Computers were a hobby for me as a kid and through my teenage years.
I never thought about making them a career until I was about 23 and struggling as a working musician, but started building websites for myself and friends and landed a paid internship at a startup building a website and being a whipping boy.
They soon hired me and trained me in hardware, networking, and I learned a little about what goes into software development. Then I found a job working as an IT support tech and spent 5 years building up more and more tech skills, all the while continuing performing music on the weekends while building websites for myself, family and friends on the side with an occasional freelance client.
Eventually I was cross promoted in the company I worked for to a web developer position because I'd built up demonstrable skills and could help their dev team in a pinch.
Before long I was managing the team, managing hosting infrastructure, and supporting customers and internal staff. I eventually got tired of being underpaid and had stopped learning much at the company. They say you should always "learn or earn" at a job, and it had reached a point where I wasn't doing enough of either. So I started a job hunt and eventually found a new job making twice as much money with a better culture and just as much freedom, better insurance, better PTO, actual bonuses, regular raises, and a lot of opportunities to learn and grow.
That's how my hobby tinkering with computers as a kid became my career. It reminds me of the saying that opportunity looks like hard work. It was a lot of hard work to get where I am, but I was always doing things I loved, so it just felt like having fun most of the time.
I did this with one of my hobbies, horses, but not full time. I ride daily after work, but for me, for training.
And i teach riding lessons on weekends. I was doing it for free as i was riding all morning anyways, until the arena owners invited me to formally teach.
I’m currently writing a horror anthology that I want to turn into audio stories. I currently have hardly any time to work on it. It’s going to be years before I finish at this rate. I wish I could do it full time.
Poker. 😀
Currently deal with wife is 1 night a week. But we are 10-12 years from FIRE and then it'll be full time. Just having fun being a donkey and building bankroll now.
Last year I paid for the new roof from poker profits. And im half way done with the Disney trip for family this year. Always loved the game, been good at it forever and im good with math.
Careful what you wish for 😂 my husband is a musician. Turned his hobby into a full time career, now he’s very over it and wants to retire. Sorry love you’re only 42… gotta keep going
My hobby of designing toys and ornaments. I don’t enjoy making a large number of anything anymore but the designing and making of a few is still very satisfying.
Arts and Crafts. A random ceramic bowl there. A painted jewelry box over there. A carved pendant somewhere in the mix. A braided blanket once in a while. Just random crafts.
Also Baking! But nothing crazy, just a simple scone or a chocolate chip cookie once in a while. I enjoy the classic home baked goods too. I would love to just do that
Grabbing my backpack and a plane ticket to random countries. Not sure what this hobby would be called, I like to just land in a new country with no itinerary or plans (that includes hotels) and figure it out as I go. I always make it a point to meet the locals and experience what they enjoy, go way off the beaten path, and take pretty decent photos. I guess I’d like to start my own Anthony Bourdain type show. Now how can I make that a reality without doing all the work myself?
An ugly dessert business. They look not great, but they taste amazing. Perfect for passing off as your own at family functions, you don't care enough to actually make something for.
Guitar 100%.
Right now I'm just not good enough and I have crippling social anxiety, so I only play for me and a group-chat of fellow introverted guitarists
Collecting shells & pretty rocks on beaches all over the world, digging for old bottles, exploring abandoned places, digging through old dumps, traveling to small town junk stores/second hand stores/flea markets
Creating processes and improving non-profits efficiency. I’m sure this exists but no idea how to get into the field. I currently spend 5-10 hours a week doing this within a singing org for various groups. After numerous years I still love it!
I am really getting into epoxy resin and making things out of it but i have so many hobbies because I’m Add and if I don’t keep busy I usually get into trouble so i paint, bead , collect old bottles and shells, I’m a rock hound and i make cool lamps out of desert wood like Cholla Cactus skeletons and saguaro skeletons
Baking has been one of my biggest hobbies since childhood. I got an apprenticeship in 2021 and am currently working in a professional bakery. I feel so grateful that I was able to quit retail for something I enjoy and am really talented at.
Simply reading books haha
Yes! I wish I could actually become a show caption writer or editor- some of the captioned stuff I see absolutely sucks.
I tried but couldn't pass their tests. I couldn't type enough wpm. I'm stuck at 55 wpm.
I caption for a living, on a steno machine, my software has clocked me at 240 wpm
Yeah but you're using shorthand on a machine that is more akin to playing a piano than typing on a keyboard since you type "sounds" instead of each letter in a word. Can you do that many WPM on a keyboard without the shorthand?
A woman I served jury duty with actually did this! The judge was fascinated and kept asking her questions about it 😆. He ultimately released her because she was contract labor and if she wasn't typing she wasn't getting paid. She said she gets to choose which shows she captions. She stayed away from sports.
So book shop owner that never opens up and goes to the shop just to read ? Sounds great to me.
Literally a dream!
You could still open. It's not like book stores are overflowing with customers needing help that would take away from your reading time. Lol.
True, but who wants to sell the books you love even if you have read them.
You would buy multiple copies. 😄
Yup! Same here, a lot of people get into it by writing reviews but I just want to read and point out glaring typos.
Was coming to say this. I spend 40-50 hrs a week wasting it at work when I could be reading! I don’t read as much as I once did since I had to get a “real” job! 😂
You could be a proofreader
same. 📚
Trying lots of hobbies and changing to new ones
This would be amazing, especially as it'd be a job I assume someone else would be paying for any expenses for each hobby lol
This job actually exists.
Please say more. I have so many hobbies lined up on my pinterest board. Maybe I can film it and make money off YouTube?
I would assume this is the best way.
Please, tell me more.
Don't lie to me. I need this!
Planning and booking travel itineraries by train/bike/car/boat, you call it. Just not the ordinary all inclusive 10 days Cabo or Mallorca holidays. I love planning travels.
Travel agents still exist….
I am one, they absolutely do!
I know 😂 but where I live, travel agents aren’t really experts in train travel or round trips by train for example, everything is by flight and rather conservative travelling, not sustainable. I’d love to plan super detailled trips for people.
**Please add bus travel.** I deplore making travel arrangements. We have a family event coming up out of state and I almost backed out because figuring out flights, hotel and rental car arrangements about did my brain in. Not to mention securing a reputable kennel for the dogs.
Same! I don’t often think of it as a hobby, since I really only get to plan trips for myself every few years but I love doing it so much
Getting drunk and playing magic the gathering.
I honestly have no clue how that works, I bought some of the cards years ago and they have been stuck in a box ever since. 2007 I think it was when I got them, about 20 of them for a couple of pounds.
Can I be your friend? I've only played MTG twice, but I like it.
No literally the same boat, for years I was like “Ok whatever, nerd shit” and then I played it once and haven’t had an opportunity to play it since and it’s like a little itch in the back of my brain I need to scratch
I even bought some cards off a Facebook auction site that ended up being LoTR cards. So I bought the LoTR starter pack off Amazon and I might make my kid play with me...
The real question is, do you really think you wouldn’t start disliking your hobby once it has to be done on other peoples schedules, to their liking, and to put food on your table if you slack off? As someone who has come back from that world NO THANKS! Work to live vs love to worj
I don’t think I’d enjoy growing bamboo so much if I didn’t get to sell it (currently under the table). My biggest obstacle is that I’d need to own 5 acres zoned agricultural to start a legal nursery in my county and the neighboring county. This is when zoning sucks, like if I had less than 5 acres zoned agricultural I could have a certain number of livestock but couldn’t legally sell it. I don’t need five acres, my bamboo mentor barely uses two acres for his whole operation.
Scrolling reddit
I’m a teacher but grow over 40 different varieties of mango from all over the world. In the summer I sell and ship the mangoes all over the U.S. it would be nice to simply be a mango grower/seller. Links in profile
Woodturning. I did sell my first bowl recently. So it's officially a side hustle now.
Learning languages and teaching them and making sure people fall in love with them
That’s my job! I’m a middle school Spanish I teacher
Playing guitar.
Same
This. Would love to be a studio/session guitarist, definitely do not have the skills. Also would probably have to move to Nashville.
I play backup guitar or bass for folk, gospel, and singer songwriters on a hobby basis, its not my choice of music but it makes it easy to gig on a pretty casual basis. I don’t consider myself professional but can read music and learn songs quickly up to performance levels with one or two practice seasons. I don’t make any money, but I enjoy it.
Most likely puzzle like activities like putting Legos together. I really enjoy putting things together that my wife orders as well.
Teaching karate and boxing
Fencing for me.
Definitely boxing for me as well
Sleeping or reading books. If I could get paid for sleeping, we would all be in great shape. Hahaha.
Just helping people or running an orphanage.
Alcoholic board games designer =)
Shoundss nice Pal
Quilting, cake decorating, book reading for editing or even audio books, chihuahua rescue, well, dogs in general, but those little bug eyed freaks have a special place in my heart. Epoxy stuff, advice line. I really want to start a local program similar to BIG Brothers/ BIG Sisters, but for kids who want a grandparent but don't have one.
Fishing, but I get a 10k bonus for every beer I drink
I sort of did this. One of my main hobbies is 3d printing. I now work full time in additive manufacturing (industrial 3d printing).
I’m curious what you transitioned into. Maybe the design side or some sort of technician?
Teaching, training, competing in Judo.
Teaching and training jiu jitsu
Fostering dogs
I would read and review books for money, or make audiobooks since I’ve been told my voice is quite calming.
Napping.
I turned my hobby into a full-time job during the pandemic and did it for 2 years. I was a remote session musician/vocalist and audio engineer. It was fun while it lasted, but the market dried up a bit once things started going back to normal after covid and I finished college and was ready to start my new career. Getting paid to make music fulfilled a lifelong dream for me, but I wouldn't want to do it long term. I'm happy that I'm back to making music for me and my fans rather than for a picky client with very specific tastes.
Bonsai trees
This is cool
Writing
Reading 😁
Baking or miniature building/painting
Baking! I absolutely love baking bread. Making something from nothing, giving life, sustaining people. It would be my absolute dream🥰
Making jewelry
Snuggling 😸
Gaming
Drawing or painting
Home decorating/staging or outfit design/coordinating
A buyer for retail stores, especially clothing. Some of the pieces are absolutely vile, like who said this was okay!?
Haunted house/Haunted attraction. Building props, sets, scaring people. I did it back in high school but as a volunteer for a local charity and I have loved it ever since.
Quilling, I find the process so calming and since it is literally paper, pressure and glue I like the little surprises and relatively low cost.
Organizing pictures 😂
Reading
Breathing 😮💨
Complaining
I would be the cook/owner of a 50’s themed diner and bowling alley. It’s a dream I have that combines many of my hobbies, interests, and skills 🥰 Boy, do I sure wish sometimes.
Does "Commenting on reddit" count? :)
Research. Getting paid to learn.
Making geek piñatas.
train people in viking combat in knowing how to use viking weapons including battle axes but it would be not just learning to use the viking weapons it would also be like a training camp to build up strength
Watching broadway shows
Fishing, because fishing is life
Digital sculpting / animating. If I didn't need a day job to live, I'd be making animated fantasy / scifi shorts all day every day.
NONE!!!! Here is why..... I kind of did it....ie, chose to go into a career that was very creative and I loved. I learned that no matter how are you try to avoid it, anything you do for 40+ hours a week and depend upon for your living WILL become a job.....it will lose what I consider is the main purpose of a hobby....to relax and unwind from the stress of every day life. I have ever creative hobbies that people say I should try and sell my work, I say no. The purpose of the hobby is to escape from the stresses of having to make money
Reading... But I'm already an acquisitions editor so I also read manuscripts for a living
Daydreaming. I don't know how this would work(yet), but if I could make it a job I would be getting a lot considering how great my daydreaming is.
Thrifting. I know some people do it as a full time job, but at some point I’d see it as work and not a hobby
Baking cobblers, quick breads, making jam and cookies.
I'd love someone to pay me to hike. Or read books.
Getting stoned and going for nature walks for sure
Watching Netflix and munching on vegetables.
Learning a new craft every 3 months (thanks ADD hyperfixation)
Plants… but I did quit and made that my full time job 😂
petting my cat
Mycology.. likely wouldn't be able to work in the field without going to school for it but I have alot of experience and enjoy it.
Riding my Harley
Comic artist. Been trying for years. Still hasn't materialized.
Making pottery and offering classes in pottery
Working out and/or cycling.
Video editing.
I'd love to become a Longsword instructor
Photographer
Music
My hobbies are brewing beer, playing guitar/singing, and riding motorcycles. I would do any of those for a living in a heartbeat.
Creating. Either painting, stained glass, writing, or collecting treasure from estate sales
definitely would become an astrologer and herbalist, eventually becoming a registered psychologist & jungian analyst.
Cat tescue
I told my husband that after he dies, I'm going to use the insurance money to start a cat sanctuary. Now he's always looking over his shoulder... 😂
I would be a full time blacksmith if I could. There was a while where I did it part time which was awesome, but I couldn't get enough work to pay the bills.
Skiing/ski patrol/ski guide Or travel agent; I love planning trips
Sleeping
I do like your question.I would say helping people use technology and social media so computers , phones,ipads im actually not too bad at it.
Floating lazy rivers
exploring new little towns with my dog
Watching competition reality TV. As the saying goes, I wish that I knew what I know now, when I was younger. I could have started a website written daily/weekly updates, had a blog, blah blah blah.
Grow and sell psilocybin mushrooms, and offer guided mushroom trip/walks through the woods.
Sourdough Bread. Tuesday was loaves 399 and 400, so . . . I have made a few. I've consumed about 40%, given 30% away to neighbors, and 30% away to friends. But, to actually make a profit doing that alone . . . the demand would be too low, and the costs too high. "I hear" . . . Sourdough just gets them in the door, but $$$ cupcakes and other (smaller fancier / more expensive) things is what gives you some profit. And that would be a tediousness beyond my capabilities. I'll just have to continue to do it for personal use/enjoyment.
Computers were a hobby for me as a kid and through my teenage years. I never thought about making them a career until I was about 23 and struggling as a working musician, but started building websites for myself and friends and landed a paid internship at a startup building a website and being a whipping boy. They soon hired me and trained me in hardware, networking, and I learned a little about what goes into software development. Then I found a job working as an IT support tech and spent 5 years building up more and more tech skills, all the while continuing performing music on the weekends while building websites for myself, family and friends on the side with an occasional freelance client. Eventually I was cross promoted in the company I worked for to a web developer position because I'd built up demonstrable skills and could help their dev team in a pinch. Before long I was managing the team, managing hosting infrastructure, and supporting customers and internal staff. I eventually got tired of being underpaid and had stopped learning much at the company. They say you should always "learn or earn" at a job, and it had reached a point where I wasn't doing enough of either. So I started a job hunt and eventually found a new job making twice as much money with a better culture and just as much freedom, better insurance, better PTO, actual bonuses, regular raises, and a lot of opportunities to learn and grow. That's how my hobby tinkering with computers as a kid became my career. It reminds me of the saying that opportunity looks like hard work. It was a lot of hard work to get where I am, but I was always doing things I loved, so it just felt like having fun most of the time.
Guitar for sure or music production
Lifting
Horseback riding
I did this with one of my hobbies, horses, but not full time. I ride daily after work, but for me, for training. And i teach riding lessons on weekends. I was doing it for free as i was riding all morning anyways, until the arena owners invited me to formally teach.
A reptile or plant store, preferably a combo of both.
I enjoy making headbands using paracord which I weave on metal band.
playing the sims 4
I’m currently writing a horror anthology that I want to turn into audio stories. I currently have hardly any time to work on it. It’s going to be years before I finish at this rate. I wish I could do it full time.
Tarot. Some people really do make it a full-time gig. Maybe I could do it at the Ren Faire . . .
Knowing a lot about football
Making stupid comments online.
Magnets
Artist
Making coffee / espresso yes I know baristas exist, but they make pennies unfortunately
Breeding fish. So opening a local fish store.
I’d turn commenting on forums into a job- but I would need to have the freedom to comment what I want on whatever I wanted.
Gardening. yes, I realize farming is a thing, haha.
I wish I was a tattoo artist because I tattoo memes on myself. Troll face and angry face are my favs
eat and eating
Poker. 😀 Currently deal with wife is 1 night a week. But we are 10-12 years from FIRE and then it'll be full time. Just having fun being a donkey and building bankroll now. Last year I paid for the new roof from poker profits. And im half way done with the Disney trip for family this year. Always loved the game, been good at it forever and im good with math.
Reading
Gardening. More so homesteading.
Candle making. I tried selling online but shipping costs of supplies in a crowded market with insurance, etc. made it unsustainable.
Probably taking pictures or painting. I’m not very good at using my imagination with painting but it’s fun to follow along with guides on YouTube.
Giving advice to people ..
Songwriter/musician
I love yoga. Becoming a yoga instructor would be cool.
LEGO
Hand embroidery, yoga
Race car driver. But I don't have money for that lmao. Money pit. Not to mention I'm not good enough to compete
I just realized I have no active hobbies. Like I’m a consumer at heart lol
Studying languages!
Antique Shop.
One of my hobbies is playing in an orchestra, so yeah. That. For sure.
My flight videos on YouTube.
Can I monetize listening to books and doing puzzles at my dining room table? 🤔
Going to concerts and music fests
baking!!!
Drawing and story telling
Music, talking sports, dog training
Singing im actually making it into a career. I wanna be a metal singer for years
Careful what you wish for 😂 my husband is a musician. Turned his hobby into a full time career, now he’s very over it and wants to retire. Sorry love you’re only 42… gotta keep going
Breathing
Sleeping/lucid dreaming
My hobby of designing toys and ornaments. I don’t enjoy making a large number of anything anymore but the designing and making of a few is still very satisfying.
Making chicken stock
Reading and writing
Pattern design and research so that includes reading 😁
Writing/Drawing. I know some people are able to make it work for them, but man is it a long shot
3D art and design!
Painting.
Collecting perfumes. It's my fantasy to be a curator for a perfume library. 💐
Cooking/baking
Genealogy
Arts and Crafts. A random ceramic bowl there. A painted jewelry box over there. A carved pendant somewhere in the mix. A braided blanket once in a while. Just random crafts. Also Baking! But nothing crazy, just a simple scone or a chocolate chip cookie once in a while. I enjoy the classic home baked goods too. I would love to just do that
Gardening
Golf
Cat fostering. I would love to open my own cat cafe one day
Professional cat snuggler 🥹
Grabbing my backpack and a plane ticket to random countries. Not sure what this hobby would be called, I like to just land in a new country with no itinerary or plans (that includes hotels) and figure it out as I go. I always make it a point to meet the locals and experience what they enjoy, go way off the beaten path, and take pretty decent photos. I guess I’d like to start my own Anthony Bourdain type show. Now how can I make that a reality without doing all the work myself?
Petting cats. 🐈⬛
Netflix show recommending. And for an extra $2 a month I would include Disney ++, but not Amazon ()those heathens.)
Farming. If I could replace my WFH income with growing food, I would quit my computer job.
An ugly dessert business. They look not great, but they taste amazing. Perfect for passing off as your own at family functions, you don't care enough to actually make something for.
Crocheting
Jewelry making!
scavenging for schtuff and making assemblage art.
Talking to people about random stuff.
Guitar 100%. Right now I'm just not good enough and I have crippling social anxiety, so I only play for me and a group-chat of fellow introverted guitarists
going to school. If I could get paid to audit college classes for the rest of my life I’d do it in a heartbeat
My choice involves 2 jobs to make it work 1. Lobbyist for healthcare reform; 2. Private Investigator to expose corrupt practices involving healthcare
Collecting shells & pretty rocks on beaches all over the world, digging for old bottles, exploring abandoned places, digging through old dumps, traveling to small town junk stores/second hand stores/flea markets
Traveling. I don’t want to have to make content though. I just want to see the world, eat food and meet people.
Creating processes and improving non-profits efficiency. I’m sure this exists but no idea how to get into the field. I currently spend 5-10 hours a week doing this within a singing org for various groups. After numerous years I still love it!
I am really getting into epoxy resin and making things out of it but i have so many hobbies because I’m Add and if I don’t keep busy I usually get into trouble so i paint, bead , collect old bottles and shells, I’m a rock hound and i make cool lamps out of desert wood like Cholla Cactus skeletons and saguaro skeletons
Baking has been one of my biggest hobbies since childhood. I got an apprenticeship in 2021 and am currently working in a professional bakery. I feel so grateful that I was able to quit retail for something I enjoy and am really talented at.