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What do you do for relaxation?
I don't relax. I'm stressed all the time.
(I also make bread.)
I don't relax. I'm stressed all the time.
(I also make bread.)
What is this thing you call "relaxation"?AJKing said:What do you do for relaxation?
I don't relax. I'm stressed all the time.
(I also make bread.)
wolram said:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wellie_wanging
very good for relaxation and you meet so many nice people.
cobalt124 said:I thought it was called Wellie Hoying.
Ken Natton said:My understanding of the verb 'to wang' implies divesting yourself of the wanged item on a permanent basis. But I claim no expertise in Yorkshire dialect. I live on the West side of the Pennines.
Andre said:My current hobby is building a house :P really time consuming.
Jim Kata said:I play Go.
Skyrim for the winseaofghosts said:Sophomore physics student here... I play video games when I can't handle studying anymore. Right now it's all about Skyrim; I like open RPGs usually.
WannabeNewton said:Skyrim for the win
Jim Kata said:I play Go.
seaofghosts said:I'm glad I'm not a PC gamer, SunnyBoyNY, because I wouldn't get anything done with Diablo 3 existing.
seaofghosts said:I bought a Go board and a couple of books to learn over the summer, but it just never happened! My physics dept has chess and Go boards between classrooms, though, so I'm hoping that next semester I'll find someone to play with.
jtbell said:I went through my PC game phase before PC's existed.
For a couple of years in grad school, I spent a lot of time on the Colossal Cave Adventure game on the physics department's PDP-10 and the VAX 11/780 which replaced it:
Breadmaking can have several potential health benefits, including stress relief, improved hand-eye coordination, and the consumption of whole grains and other nutritious ingredients.
Breadmaking can be stressful due to the time and effort required to make a successful loaf, as well as the potential for mistakes or failures. Additionally, the pressure to produce a perfect loaf can add to the stress of the hobby.
There are some potential risks associated with breadmaking, such as burns from hot ovens or cuts from sharp tools. It is important to take proper safety precautions and use caution when handling hot or sharp objects.
Breadmaking can be a cost-effective hobby, as the ingredients and equipment needed are relatively inexpensive. However, it is important to consider the cost of specialized ingredients or equipment for more advanced recipes.
To improve your breadmaking skills, it is important to practice regularly and try new recipes and techniques. You can also seek out online tutorials or classes, join a breadmaking community, and experiment with different ingredients and methods to find what works best for you.