3 People Who Should Be Honored for Their Hobby

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We all have little things we like to do for fun and to take our minds off of everyday things. There are people who enjoy cooking and making masterpieces in the kitchen, people who like to knit cozy sweaters, and people who like to make their own sausages. And sometimes, something that began as a hobby can become an extra way to make money.

1. I met a guy. We became friends quickly, and he invited me to his house. There was no towel when I went to the bathroom to wash my hands. A bra was in the cabinet when I opened it. It interested me, so I took it and asked my “boyfriend,” “What does that mean?” His calm answer was, “Just don’t get it dirty, I need to send it to a customer.”
He was, in fact, making bras that were made just for her. I didn’t believe him at first, but I felt a little bad when he showed me the mannequins and his office. It made me a little sad that we had to part ways. It wasn’t his job, though; we just didn’t get along.

2. My neighbor is 78 years old and lives by herself. A nice and quiet woman. A young man began to come see her, which I noticed. It wouldn’t have been a big deal, but I would hear screaming after he got there. I was scared, so I knocked on the door one day. They’re not talking. When the door finally opens, an old woman in a karate kimono walks in. I was shocked! In her old age, she chose to try something new, and this guy taught her different stances and lunges.

3. One day I’m knitting a pullover on the subway on my way home from work. Just a fun way for me to pass the time on the road. I catch the man next to me staring at me from the corner of my eye as he gets closer. I don’t think I need that right now. When I look down, I see that he has a knitting book in his hand. It looks like all he did was watch me crochet. We talked and learned more about each other. We’re still in touch.

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