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#Question for the #Fediverse: what new hobby, physical or spiritual practice, or subject did you begin in #April or shortly after you began self-isolating?
Do you still practice that activity?
What have you learned?
Would most of us in the #fediverse enjoy or benefit from what you're doing if we tried it ourselves?
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xmanmonk
There should be a resource for online groups. This group is a group I used to attend in person years ago, but stopped when I moved away. One of the members invited me online since they moved online due to covid.
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xmanmonk
But if you'd like to join us online, you're welcome to.
in reply to Christina βœ… πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦

I've been doing things in small bites like learning how to use chopsticks properly, new knot ties, more language, finally successful with bread - and by now the freezer is half full of pre-cooked meals. Still with the mushroom growing, planning the garden, messing with s/w, taking decent walks.
My little brain needs to be busy all the time and self-isolation is very close to 'situation normal' for me - I just don't have the rhythm of going to work or mass to tell the days apart.
in reply to Christina βœ… πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦

I've been watching every 1960's beach movie I can find.

Yeah. I know. I'm not aiming very high.
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Rev. Big John :vepi:
and the age old question, Frankie Avalon, Fabian, or Tommy Kirk?
in reply to Christina βœ… πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦

Not really a new hobby, but at the beginning of the lockdown (here at the beginning of march) I decided it was time to learn copperplate (as taught by a school calligraphy manual from the early 1900s). I had already used that manual (starting decades ago) to learn some styles based on lettering nibs, but I've been wanting to try flexible nibs for a while. I'm also still working (from home, as before) and keep practicing my other crafting hobbies.

I've done just drills for a while, then a week of pause and I'm now starting to write the first letters (iunmvcea: it's fun to find words and now phrases that only use those letters :) )

I've found that the basic drills are quite relaxing, but I'm not sure it is exactly *useful* (and the relaxation bit probably depends a lot on the person: I think that some people can benefit from it, but not everybody).

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