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post 1616802461 09-17-2020, 11:14 AM
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post 1616802631 09-17-2020, 11:18 AM
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Golf
Snowboarding
Cooking
Gaming
Sports betting
Fixing my cars
Gardening (only veggies and herbs, no flowers)
Biking
Poverty investing/trading
Reading/podcasts

Edit:
Walking my pupper
post 1616803051 09-17-2020, 11:24 AM
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Single Track Dirt Bike Riding - Your mind has to completely blank and transition to response only. Seems a lot like meditation.
BJJ - I hate cardio and needed something to up my calories burned each day.
Lifting - Originally started after I got fat. Now it is just what I do.
Computer Gaming - I just find it a nice escape into a different world.
Muff Diving - Gotta do what you love...
post 1616803301 09-17-2020, 11:27 AM
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Sewing. I’ve been sewing since I was a kid and learned from my grandmother, who was a professional seamstress when she was younger. I enjoy being creative, sewing clothing and elaborate costumes for myself and my kids. Halloween is definitely my favorite holiday to use my sewing skills.
I also know how to crochet, that I learned from my great grandmother. But I don’t do that very often anymore since most people don’t use doilies in their home anymore lol.
post 1616803691 09-17-2020, 11:32 AM
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Originally Posted By 2am⏩
I'm looking to expand my podcast menu, any recs?

Also interested in gaming, lifting and investing
JRE
The Boxing Rant podcast
Morning Kombat (MMA/boxing)
The Glenn Show (politics/economics/social commentary)
The Dark Horse Podcast (biology/science/politics)
Making Sense with Sam Harris
Market Signals by LPL financial (financial/stock market)
Financial Samurai
The Fifth Column (politics/social commentary - mainly libertarian)
The Reason Interview with Nick Gillespie
The Reason Roundtable (current events - libertarian outlook)
Uncommon Knowledge with Peter Robinson
Freakanomics Radio
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post 1616804461 09-17-2020, 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted By MadNinjaSkills⏩
Sewing. I’ve been sewing since I was a kid and learned from my grandmother, who was a professional seamstress when she was younger. I enjoy being creative, sewing clothing and elaborate costumes for myself and my kids. Halloween is definitely my favorite holiday to use my sewing skills.
I also know how to crochet, that I learned from my great grandmother. But I don’t do that very often anymore since most people don’t use doilies in their home anymore lol.
Nice. I wish I was better at that.

I have sewed a few passable canvas winter tents, and some leather work but that is the extent of my sewing ability.
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post 1616804681 09-17-2020, 11:42 AM
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miscing
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post 1616805651 09-17-2020, 11:53 AM
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skateboarding
post 1616823431 09-17-2020, 03:22 PM
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-exploring the city (rooftops, restaurants, walking around and exploring neighborhoods)

- going to the beach and playing sports (volleyball, football, etc)

- netflix (and chill ofc)

- jamming to music

- skiing

- going to amusement parks and water parks
Positive vibes crew
NYC crew
post 1616823641 09-17-2020, 03:24 PM
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Weights
Golf
Basketball
Gaming
Cooking

Most of that we all do together. The kids are just starting to get into weights, mainly the kettlebells and cardio.
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post 1616824041 09-17-2020, 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted By OT2000⏩
Weights
Golf
Basketball
Gaming
Cooking

Most of that we all do together. The kids are just starting to get into weights, mainly the kettlebells and cardio.
i feel retarded for forgetting to include my fav hobby
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NYC crew
post 1616824171 09-17-2020, 03:30 PM
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Originally Posted By AvengeMe⏩
What did you do for that improvement? Just daily singing along/singing songs or do you have any vocal exercises you can recommend?
Yes, daily singing- on average 2-3 hrs. I'm sorry, I don't do any special vocal exercises except just practicing different songs. I've been singing since elementary school (HS and college choir), on and off, for many years, so I have lots of vocal chord "muscle memory"...Jk.

BREATHING, very important!!! Knowing when to take those deep breaths to hit power notes (belting) and do good runs/rifts... so, practicing timing and having rhythm cannot be underestimated!!

I'm running late- I'll reply again later!!



Edit: I came back... I've noticed that since the extreme higher soprano register is not normally my comfort zone, I can strain my vocal chords if I overdo it on the hours put in. So I (or you) have to know when to REST- just as important as practicing!!!

And warming up makes all the difference. Warm up to songs that are within the range of your normal speaking voice and that take little effort to sing perfectly. Then stay well-hydrated. And pour your heart into it (the craziness of the pandemic and everything that came after it helped inspire me to reach new heights).
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post 1616824831 09-17-2020, 03:36 PM
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- Hot Yoga & lifting - Need to stay bendy for sports to prevent injury & lifting to stay healthy

- Taking care of my 50+ plants (recently expanded to carnivorous plants - high maintenance af) - It's a challenge and rewarding to see plants thrive under your care especially if they're 'hard to take care of types'

- Sand Volleyball - Major stress relief and big part of my social time

- Piano (stress relief)

- Duo lingo (does learning Spanish count as a hobby?)

- Fostering dogs (been a bucket list of mine to foster dogs, take pics of them, keep notes on them and one day publish a book I can donate proceeds to a reputable animal welfare charity)

- Audible - enjoy taking a break from mindless music

- Cars (use to autox - just recently getting back into meets & such -- I enjoy the networking and meeting other enthusiasts)

- Cooking - but hosting dinner parties for friends - It's not AS fun cooking for 1. I enjoy feeding people I care about.
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post 1616825301 09-17-2020, 03:43 PM
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Originally Posted By 2am⏩
and why do you do them?
Footy, Sport in General,. Travel, Fashion, Transport (as in Travel-ing), Traveling in General, Holidays, Clothes and Clothes Shopping!!
post 1616833221 09-17-2020, 05:11 PM
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I'm surprised at how many of you guys play guitar. I started about two years ago and really love playing. I'm happy with my progress so far but there's so much to learn. It's definitely a lifelong pursuit.
Other than guitar:
-Taking my dog for walks
-Watching sports
-Reading
-Lifting
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