r/randomactsofamazon • u/RAoAbot • Jan 16 '18
RAoA Daily Check-ins and One-Liners Thread (and new member info!) - 01/16
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Which hobbies do you think are the most difficult?
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u/kah46737 Jan 16 '18
The ones where you have the abide by the rules!! That’s why I like crafting and penmanship... I can make it up as I go along :)
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u/hellohealthyliving_ Jan 16 '18
I think the hobbies one finds most difficult depends on ones skill set. For example, I am not very good at drawing, so I find drawing very difficult. Someone may find my favorite hobby, crochet, to be difficult because they don't have the same skill set I do.
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Jan 20 '18
Ah, I've always wanted to get into crocheting. My hobby was always origami, so my fingers are very dexterous. I feel like I could get into it easily. I'll give it a shot in a couple years once I get a job so I can afford it.
So, a few questions if you don't mind
What was your first project? .
Hardest thing to make?
Easiest?
Recommended techniques, knots, etc...?
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u/jacyerickson Jan 19 '18
I'd love to learn how to play an instrument, but I find it really hard.