{"id":104127,"date":"2025-02-27T15:09:18","date_gmt":"2025-02-27T08:09:18","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/cutiething.com\/?p=25761"},"modified":"2025-02-27T15:09:29","modified_gmt":"2025-02-27T08:09:29","slug":"5-people-whose-hobby-deserves-some-praise","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/echowoven.com\/5-people-whose-hobby-deserves-some-praise\/","title":{"rendered":"5 People Whose Hobby Deserves Some Praise"},"content":{"rendered":"

We all have our little hobbies that bring us joy and distract us from everyday life. Someone finds pleasure in cooking, creating masterpieces in the kitchen, others knit cozy jumpers, and others like to make homemade sausages. And sometimes what started out as a hobby even turns into an additional source of income.\n

Story 1\n

I met a guy. Our relationship quickly developed, and he invited me to his house. I went into the bathroom to wash my hands, but there was no towel. I opened the cupboard and found a bra.\n

I grabbed it and went to ask my \u201cboyfriend,\u201d \u201cWhat\u2019s that supposed to mean?\u201d And he calmly replied, \u201cJust don\u2019t make it dirty, I need to send it to a customer.\u201d\n

It turns out that he was making tailor-made bras. I didn\u2019t believe it at first, but when he showed me the mannequins and his workplace, I felt a little embarrassed. I was a little sorry that we parted our ways eventually. But it wasn\u2019t because of his work, we just didn\u2019t get along.\n

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Story 2\n

My neighbor is 78 years old, she lives alone. A kind and quiet woman. I noticed that a young man started coming to see her. It would have been nothing, but after he came I would hear screaming.\n

I started to worry, so one day I knocked on the door. They\u2019re quiet. And then the door opens and there\u2019s this old lady wearing a karate kimono.\n

I was blown away! She decided to try something new in her old age, and this guy was teaching her all kinds of stances and lunges.\n

Story 3\n

One day I\u2019m on the subway going home from work and knitting a pullover. That\u2019s how I relax and kill time on the road. Out of the corner of my eye, I notice that the man next to me stares at me and somehow gets closer and closer.\n

Well, I think, that\u2019s the last thing I need now. And then I look down, and he\u2019s holding a book about knitting. Turns out he was just watching me crochet. We ended up talking, got to know each other. We\u2019re still in touch.\n

Story 4\n

Before my granddaughter\u2019s 5th birthday, my daughter-in-law called me. She said, \u201cMy daughter wants a toy for her birthday \u2014 a bat, scary but cute. I couldn\u2019t find anything like this in a shop. Maybe you can figure something out?\u201d Well, this is what I made. \u00a9 NatalyGorshkova \/ Pikabu\n

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For illustration purposes only.\n

Story 5\n

My whole family are campers and outdoor enthusiasts. Grandma, grandpa, grandpa\u2019s brother, grandpa\u2019s brother\u2019s family, mum, dad, aunt, uncle, brother, sister, sister\u2019s husband and their daughter.\n

And every summer, our family goes camping. It\u2019s out of the question. A month in the mountains. Don\u2019t get me wrong, I love nature, tents, cooking over a fire and all that. I\u2019m not bothered by the lack of hot water, clouds of mosquitoes and a backpack weighing more than half of me.\n

But every time I go camping with them, adventures happen. Bears? Sure. A catamaran capsized on the rapids? Yes! All the cauldrons and food for 10 days, drowning in the river? Great.\n

We got flooded, and our tent was almost washed away overnight? Yeah! Got bit by ticks? Ha! That\u2019s not a bear after all! You know what I mean. There\u2019s just a little bit of everything.\n

Every time after a hike, I throw myself into the arms of civilization and think, \u201cNever again!\u201d And when summer approaches again, I start to think, \u201cWell, it wasn\u2019t that bad, was it? This time it\u2019ll be okay.\u201d And I go camping again. \u00a9 Overheard \/ Ideer\n

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