Every hobby starts with curiosity and ends with storage problems.

[nullnomore@mastodon.social]

@vinterkarusell - ughhhhhhhhh, yes. Fabric, yarn, ink, books books books. Solidarity to those who can pare back, send me your blessings.

[synlogic4242@social.vivaldi.net]

@vinterkarusell eg. wargamers: counter clipping, storage (boxes vs bags vs trays), dice, etc

[chiraag@mastodon.online]

@vinterkarusell #PeerTube

[rasterweb@mastodon.social]

@North @vinterkarusell If?

[rasterweb@mastodon.social]

@North @vinterkarusell Ah, okay… I thought maybe you knew the secret to eternal life!

[murdoc@autistics.life]

@vinterkarusell
Pretty close, but bird watching. Probably even star gazing if you don't go too crazy with stuff.

[amgine@mamot.fr]

@vinterkarusell

<considers>

I think I should take up micro blackhole collecting, then.

[innowen@wellduck.me]

@vinterkarusell Word. if you don’t spend more on accessories than the actual hobby, then it’s it even a hobby??

[tamarasellman@social.seattle.wa.us]

@vinterkarusell I feel seen~!

[goosey@mastodon.sdf.org]

@vinterkarusell

Way, way too true.

Also, going in the quotes file.

[tubemeister@mstdn.social]

@sirwumpus @cavyherd @vinterkarusell Have SSD prices come down that far in recent weeks, or has it been a while since you bought one?

[xs4me2@mastodon.social]

@vinterkarusell

Yup. I found out!

[floe@hci.social]

@vinterkarusell I'm in this post and I don't like it.

[carsten_o@neander.social]

@vinterkarusell my hobbies are 3D-Printing, electronics and caravaning.

I must go to work to earn the money, to be able to afford the things I want to to, for which I don’t have the time to do it when, because I need to go to work.

It’s a trap.

[mudasobwa@mastodon.social]

@vinterkarusell I could not recommend arson addiction more on that matter.

[remi@urbanists.social]

@vinterkarusell in the electric guitar community, this is known as GAS: gear acquisition syndrome.

[oregon_slim@c.im]

@vinterkarusell

That's not my experience. Here in the US, storage problems on account of hobbies are routinely abated by parking one's car(s) outside the garage, renting storage lockers, putting a shed or three in the back yard, acquiring additional houses, helping your kids get a job and buying them a house, etc. The hobby ends when the house gets foreclosed, the family places the hobbyist into a geriatric care facility, or with the most poignant realization of the ashes-to-ashes cycle -- the reading of a will in which the former hobbyist thoughtfully explains to the disappointed heirs how they are supposed to divide up all the esoteric debris that no one wants.

[ehproque@neopaquita.es]

@ciourte @vinterkarusell I have folded cute boxes for my patterned papers, but I needed a new paper size for the boxes and, naturally, I needed a box for these new papers, and… anyway, aren't they cute?

[petros@literatur.social]

@vinterkarusell

I do not agree. I do archery: Use the same bow for 30+ years, and all fits in one bag.

It's actually fun. Shoot bare bow. Just me, the bow and the arrows.

If I don't hit the target, it's because of me .. or the wind. Usually the later

[fuzzle@chaos.social]

@vinterkarusell totally relateable