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Random reminder for no reason; you don't have to be good at your hobbies to do them, its perfectly fine to do them because you like doing them without having talent or whatever.

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  • carstenboll@mstdn.dkC carstenboll@mstdn.dk

    @Brett_E_Carlock I mean, I bet you can make ghostly spooky sounds - that counts as a win in my book.

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    #17

    @CarstenBoll Haha, yes, indeed I can score a halloween-themed 50s-era B movie.

    One day I need to do this instrument justice and make music!

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    • carstenboll@mstdn.dkC carstenboll@mstdn.dk

      Random reminder for no reason; you don't have to be good at your hobbies to do them, its perfectly fine to do them because you like doing them without having talent or whatever. You're also allowed to stop doing them whenever you don't feel like doing them anymore.

      They're just things we do to experience joy and broaden our horizon.

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      #18

      @CarstenBoll oh hell yeah! I actively enjoy doing things I'm bad at because learning and improving is fun, and I have more opportunities to do that if I'm doing something I'm bad at 🙂

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      • carstenboll@mstdn.dkC carstenboll@mstdn.dk

        Random reminder for no reason; you don't have to be good at your hobbies to do them, its perfectly fine to do them because you like doing them without having talent or whatever. You're also allowed to stop doing them whenever you don't feel like doing them anymore.

        They're just things we do to experience joy and broaden our horizon.

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        #19

        @CarstenBoll Sounds fake.

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        • carstenboll@mstdn.dkC carstenboll@mstdn.dk

          Random reminder for no reason; you don't have to be good at your hobbies to do them, its perfectly fine to do them because you like doing them without having talent or whatever. You're also allowed to stop doing them whenever you don't feel like doing them anymore.

          They're just things we do to experience joy and broaden our horizon.

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          #20

          @CarstenBoll And amateur comes from the French 'one who loves' and has its roots in the Latin amator meaning 'lover'.

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          • carstenboll@mstdn.dkC carstenboll@mstdn.dk

            Random reminder for no reason; you don't have to be good at your hobbies to do them, its perfectly fine to do them because you like doing them without having talent or whatever. You're also allowed to stop doing them whenever you don't feel like doing them anymore.

            They're just things we do to experience joy and broaden our horizon.

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            #21

            @CarstenBoll If only life were a hobby I chose from my own will, and if only it could be well discontinued briefly. Or, you know, if only we had such an outlook on what we generally view as mandatory, jobs for example.

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            • bodhipaksa@mastodon.scotB bodhipaksa@mastodon.scot

              @CarstenBoll One of my favourite quotes is from G.K. Chesterton: "If a thing's worth doing, it's worth doing badly."

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              #22

              @bodhipaksa @CarstenBoll When did he say that? No, actually, where, I meant to ask.

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              • W wing_of_eternity@social.stealthy.club

                @bodhipaksa @CarstenBoll When did he say that? No, actually, where, I meant to ask.

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                #23

                @wing_of_eternity @CarstenBoll It's in Chapter XIV of "What's Wrong With The World."

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                • bodhipaksa@mastodon.scotB bodhipaksa@mastodon.scot

                  @wing_of_eternity @CarstenBoll It's in Chapter XIV of "What's Wrong With The World."

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                  #24

                  @bodhipaksa @CarstenBoll Ah, from FOLLY AND FEMALE EDUCATION. Found the book on project gutenberg.

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                  • carstenboll@mstdn.dkC carstenboll@mstdn.dk

                    Random reminder for no reason; you don't have to be good at your hobbies to do them, its perfectly fine to do them because you like doing them without having talent or whatever. You're also allowed to stop doing them whenever you don't feel like doing them anymore.

                    They're just things we do to experience joy and broaden our horizon.

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                    #25

                    @CarstenBoll thank you

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                    • carstenboll@mstdn.dkC carstenboll@mstdn.dk

                      Random reminder for no reason; you don't have to be good at your hobbies to do them, its perfectly fine to do them because you like doing them without having talent or whatever. You're also allowed to stop doing them whenever you don't feel like doing them anymore.

                      They're just things we do to experience joy and broaden our horizon.

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                      #26

                      @CarstenBoll I was at a dance class and someone kept apologizing to the instructor about doing it wrong and I really, really wanted to jump in and say something along these lines, but never found a great time.

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                      • nirak@carhenge.clubN nirak@carhenge.club

                        @CarstenBoll I was at a dance class and someone kept apologizing to the instructor about doing it wrong and I really, really wanted to jump in and say something along these lines, but never found a great time.

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                        #27

                        @nirak I feel this because I am almost always too self-conscious to enjoy dancing 🙂

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                        • carstenboll@mstdn.dkC carstenboll@mstdn.dk

                          Random reminder for no reason; you don't have to be good at your hobbies to do them, its perfectly fine to do them because you like doing them without having talent or whatever. You're also allowed to stop doing them whenever you don't feel like doing them anymore.

                          They're just things we do to experience joy and broaden our horizon.

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                          #28

                          @CarstenBoll

                          & also, doing them is (irritatingly) a prerequisite for getting good at them.

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                          • psneeze@mastodon.ieP psneeze@mastodon.ie

                            @CarstenBoll And amateur comes from the French 'one who loves' and has its roots in the Latin amator meaning 'lover'.

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                            #29

                            @psneeze @CarstenBoll Now you've reminded me of one of my favourite phrases. A 'glad amatør'. Directly translated from Danish: 'a happy amateur'. I use the literal translation in English too, because it's not a dilettante or dabbler, but more positive. Just someone happily doing something they are not expert at, in a situation where that is fine and enjoyable.

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                            • ciarani@mastodon.greenC ciarani@mastodon.green

                              @psneeze @CarstenBoll Now you've reminded me of one of my favourite phrases. A 'glad amatør'. Directly translated from Danish: 'a happy amateur'. I use the literal translation in English too, because it's not a dilettante or dabbler, but more positive. Just someone happily doing something they are not expert at, in a situation where that is fine and enjoyable.

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                              #30

                              @CiaraNi @CarstenBoll I love that. Love it.

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                              • yon@sakurajima.moeY yon@sakurajima.moe

                                @CarstenBoll Also a hobby doesn’t have to have a point. Just because is good enough. A hobby isn’t a waste of time.

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                                #31

                                @yon @CarstenBoll and my posts

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                                • carstenboll@mstdn.dkC carstenboll@mstdn.dk

                                  Random reminder for no reason; you don't have to be good at your hobbies to do them, its perfectly fine to do them because you like doing them without having talent or whatever. You're also allowed to stop doing them whenever you don't feel like doing them anymore.

                                  They're just things we do to experience joy and broaden our horizon.

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                                  #32

                                  @CarstenBoll You don't need the best equipment or tools either to get started.

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                                  • carstenboll@mstdn.dkC carstenboll@mstdn.dk

                                    Random reminder for no reason; you don't have to be good at your hobbies to do them, its perfectly fine to do them because you like doing them without having talent or whatever. You're also allowed to stop doing them whenever you don't feel like doing them anymore.

                                    They're just things we do to experience joy and broaden our horizon.

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                                    #33

                                    @CarstenBoll I'm a ham radio opperator. I'll never ever never ever never stopp running my pie hole on the radio. Its a great hobby.

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                                    • carstenboll@mstdn.dkC carstenboll@mstdn.dk

                                      Random reminder for no reason; you don't have to be good at your hobbies to do them, its perfectly fine to do them because you like doing them without having talent or whatever. You're also allowed to stop doing them whenever you don't feel like doing them anymore.

                                      They're just things we do to experience joy and broaden our horizon.

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                                      #34

                                      @CarstenBoll OMG yes! This. I used to teach art to kids - not professionally - I called them "creative classes" and as one kid's mom was leaving, she said, "oh great now he wants to be an artist when he grows up." 0_0 - Erm. No. Now he has a way to express himself, whether it's well done or not, for his entire life.

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                                      • nomdeb@mstdn.socialN nomdeb@mstdn.social

                                        @CarstenBoll OMG yes! This. I used to teach art to kids - not professionally - I called them "creative classes" and as one kid's mom was leaving, she said, "oh great now he wants to be an artist when he grows up." 0_0 - Erm. No. Now he has a way to express himself, whether it's well done or not, for his entire life.

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                                        #35

                                        @nomdeb @CarstenBoll Maybe the kid does want to be an artist. Maybe he doesn't. Maybe he will change his mind about what he wants to be a dozen times before he turns 20.

                                        But he does have a way to express himself, to explore the world, to amuse himself. He may have considered at least one option for a career, and if he rejects it he's one step closer to figuring out what he really wants and is good at.

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                                          #36

                                          @reiayanami @CarstenBoll Every artist has a stash of things that didn't work. Part of becoming an artist, if that is your goal, is developing the taste to assess your own work.

                                          So keep staring!

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