Everyone has hobbies that offer joy and a break from daily routines. Some, like cooking,
knitting, or making sausages, may even evolve into extra sources of income. I met a guy
who made tailor-made bras as a hobby, and although I was initially surprised, I respected his craft.
We eventually parted ways, but it wasn’t because of his work. Others have unique hobbies,
like a neighbor who started karate at 78, or a man who admired my knitting on the subway.
My family loves adventurous camping, despite constant mishaps. Some hobbies, like writing
plays or airbrushing cars, turn into profitable ventures, while others, like restoring
dollhouses or growing strawberries, bring personal fulfillment and connections with others
