Thank you for the link, I just started using an RSS reader and this is my first feed!
It makes working on my fantasy world a pain
Likewise
It's makes dming DnD for my buddies a bit tough for sure
Dang, does anyone have any advice here? If it was free stuff it would be fine, but there’s always some gear or materials to buy
A couple things that help are having a large group of people you know with a vast swathe of interests, going to a maker space, or sometimes even the local library can have info or supplies for things.
Or dipping your toes in on a budget if you can afford it
Edit: Or one thing that kinda helps me is trying to only branch into similar hobbies to ones you have the supplies for. Though I'm not too good at that either... hench the shelf.
I also seem to cycle through my multitude of interests which helps a bit, or applying different hobbies together but the brain craves what the brain craves and there's few things it craves as much as NEW
Your hobby is collecting hobbies.
This makes so much sense
Also I wonder if this gif works or not, I know you can link images this way, but gifs?
Edit: Well it kinda works, it needs tapped on to play in the Jerboa app.
Works and plays smoothly on Connect app.
It displays as a link on kbin but plays when clicked
Plays just fine using Liftoff
Auto-plays fine on firefox, dbzer0.
And you end denying yourself new hobbies, because you know it will be another fail.
Hot damn thanks for the new web comic I can follow! I found another one that is very relatable for us!
https://theawkwardyeti.com/chapter/heart-and-brain/feed/
Thank you for the link, I just started using an RSS reader and this is my first feed!
It makes working on my fantasy world a pain
Likewise
It's makes dming DnD for my buddies a bit tough for sure
Dang, does anyone have any advice here? If it was free stuff it would be fine, but there’s always some gear or materials to buy
A couple things that help are having a large group of people you know with a vast swathe of interests, going to a maker space, or sometimes even the local library can have info or supplies for things.
Or dipping your toes in on a budget if you can afford it
Edit: Or one thing that kinda helps me is trying to only branch into similar hobbies to ones you have the supplies for. Though I'm not too good at that either... hench the shelf.
I also seem to cycle through my multitude of interests which helps a bit, or applying different hobbies together but the brain craves what the brain craves and there's few things it craves as much as NEW