Hobby Ideas 🎨💻🎵🧁🪴
💰 Hobbies to Make Money:
Freelance Writing
Photography
Graphic Design
Web Development
Online Selling (e.g., Etsy, Amazon, eBay, Shopify)
Blogging
Stock Trading
Real Estate Investing
Affiliate Marketing
Freelance Consulting
💪 Fitness Hobbies:
Running
Yoga
Weightlifting
Cycling
Swimming
Martial Arts
CrossFit
Hiking
Rock Climbing
Dance (e.g., Zumba, Hip-hop)
☀️ Outdoor Hobbies:
Camping
Fishing
Birdwatching
Gardening
Geocaching
Kayaking
Mountain Biking
Backpacking
Stargazing
Horseback Riding
💻 Technology Hobbies:
Programming
Robotics
3D Printing
Virtual Reality (VR) Gaming
Home Automation
Drone Flying
Cybersecurity
App Development
Electronics DIY
PC Building
🎵 Music Hobbies:
Playing an Instrument (e.g., Guitar, Piano)
Singing
DJing
Music Production
Songwriting
Music Recording
Karaoke
Music Theory
Joining a Band or Choir
Vinyl Collecting
📚 Brainy Hobbies:
Chess
Sudoku
Crossword Puzzles
Board Games
Reading
Learning a New Language
Brain Teasers
Logic Puzzles
Math and Mathematical Puzzles
Astronomy
✨ Other Hobbies:
Cooking and Baking
Painting and Drawing
Pottery and Ceramics
Woodworking
Knitting or Crocheting
DIY Home Improvement
Model Building (e.g., model trains, airplanes)
Collecting (e.g., stamps, coins, vintage items)
Volunteer Work
Meditation and Mindfulness
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also quite obsessed with karl being as detached from the story as he is. there's nothing that makes him have to be the detective that has to be involved, but he unknowingly dooms himself by agreeing to work with the KYAL cult. every other detective basically deals with elias head on except weissman, who only meets him right before he kills him. like he's right when he says "by my choices" because everything that leads him to being mixed up with the mannix cult is himself. it's the gambling debts and the choice to do the dirty work for an organisation he knows nothing about. he's the only one that doesn't encounter that body doing police work and it's specifically because he's told to cover it up. he gets himself into the mess and eventually fixes it but the fact that esther always dies in the doomed timelines and he's always too late even if he starts wanting to change things ("till this child. esther.") it just makes me very ill
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No one tells you how hard it is to stay in character when writing sometimes. These two…they’ve got me like this 🤏
But it’s okay. I’m hungry for more Emilute content so I have to pick up the pen and do it myself even if it’ll be majority angst with sprinkles of fluff.
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Writing my Redemption!Lute Au has been on my to-do list since the episode Welcome to Heaven so I’m praying I can finally make this happen and I hope that I don’t succumb to the perfectionist inside of me because I do think having Lute redeem herself is an interesting angle that I doubt the canon would ever follow.
Also it’s an excuse to make a slow burn Emilute fic and I’d eat dirt for any Emilute content.
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In the spirit of poorly drawn mdzs (though it grows less so by the day) here’s a poorly drawn animation of Little Apple! (I sure hope the gif attaches right) You honestly inspire me a lot; I hope you keep drawing, and keep having fun with it!
She winked at me!!!! OMG!!!
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I have a problem with 90% of the fests I see advertised with prompting. I love the idea of sharing plot bunnies or creative ideas. I don't like it when the prompt forms have a dozen fields outside of the prompt that further specifies anything. Ship, rating, characters, triggers, etc. A prompt in a standard fest is NOT a request for a gift. The writer is not obligated to write you a story. If you as a prompter have a list of requirements for the prompt, then you are not offering a prompt. You are saying, writer you must write me this exact story. I do not understand how that is seen as the norm in fandom right now instead of rude and limiting?
As long as you don't gift the story to the prompter, you are under NO OBLIGATION to follow any of those superfluous prompt fields. It's a prompt. A starting point for inspiration.
I cannot count how many fest prompts I've read through, found a prompt that sang to my muse and started crafting an idea only to then read 'Do Not Write: age gap relationship. Or only X or Y characters' . Who is this prompter to tell me what stories I am allowed to create? That is not how a prompt works! That is how a gift request works. Stop putting me in a fucking box.
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I’ve been watching and listening to a lot of Shelley Parker-Chan’s interviews lately and I have such a huge respect for the way they’ve answered questions bringing up The Untamed as a comparison, saying that they started writing SWBTS many years before The Untamed came out, but that danmei/BL works and their own work definitely come from the same place. It was so healing to hear them say that out loud tbh, such an iconic answer.
Other fun stuff I loved hearing about:
The danmei book series they often seem to recommend is Guardian by Priest.
They’ve mentioned that The Radiant Emperor draws inspiration from Chinese court dramas but they are not actually very into xianxia or wuxia series.
They explained that the language in The Radiant Emperor series has been influenced by clumsily translated webnovels, bringing that ’bilingual’ quality to their text.
Sources:
Sapph-lit in conversation with Shelley Parker-Chan on Youtube
Subtle asian book club live show discussion with author Shelley Parker-Chan on Youtube
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you know i had a fun little vp idea i wanted to do for the cyberpunk anniversary but i haven't had the energy to even touch it recently so i'll just settle with saying that this game impacted me in ways i never thought it would when i first picked it up 3 years ago. i knew i would enjoy it, i had been looking forward to it for a long time, and despite a ~controversial~ launch, i had a fucking blast from day 1 (on ps4 no less). regardless of bugs and memes and public dunking, the story grabbed me like nothing else could at the time, and it reignited so much of my passion and motivation for art that i had lost in the clutches of mental illness and i'll always be grateful for that. it introduced me to so many wonderful people (some whom i carry very close to my heart), and maybe most personally surprising, it gave me an outlet to understand parts of myself that i had been too afraid to acknowledge for a long time, the courage to accept and embrace myself as non-binary, and allow myself to just BE without trying to convince myself i'm crazy. that's not what i expected from the get-go but it's been a really fun journey to be on ngl
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A tiny painting inspired by Everybody's Waiting💡
(explanation of the symbolism below the cut if you want to read about it!)
The lightbulb itself is made out of the symbols used in poetry analysis to portray stressed and unstressed syllables (macron and breve notation). There are five of the stressed symbols (straight lines) and four of the unstressed symbols (curved lines) between them, because that's the rhythm of the main line that is repeated in the chorus (everybody's waiting at the ball). Inside the bulb there are the five straight lines for the stressed syllables because in poetry the focus is almost always on the stressed syllables, thus being the thing everyone pays attention to - the light. Then at the bottom of the bulb there are four curved lines for the unstressed syllables, since they are not focused on as much, but they are still important and hold the whole line and verse together.
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I think one of the things I love the most about Haikyuu is that even though the whole manga comes from a place of love from Furudate who created the story specifically to get people into volleyball, there is nothing to make you feel bad about not wanting to play anymore
There are characters who are completely obsessed with volleyball. There are characters who aren't obsessed but are interested enough to keep going. There are characters who weren't into it but did it anyway and then just couldn't stop. There are characters who started doing volleyball and then realized they didn't like it anymore, then left and were better for it. There are characters who are like "this was cool and it was nice but I don't want to do this forever". There are characters who never play but still support the teams anyway
And the story validates every single one of these experiences. There's no "this experience is better than that experience", there are just characters who like it, don't like it, are obsessed with it or can appreciate everything that happens in a game regardless of their feelings towards it
It's just really nice to go through the story and feel the whole acceptance through the writing itself, to see that Furudate is encouraging you to try volleyball, to experience how fun it can be, and if it's not fun for you or you fell out of love with it or just don't want to do it anymore, then that's fine! At least you experienced it! At least you tried! At least you learned something about yourself! And hopefully you made friends along the way!
Haikyuu inspires people to try something new but never does it show a characters negative feelings or lack of feelings towards it as invalid and wrong. It just encourages you to do what makes you happy. I really appreciate that
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