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‘Whats a 2020 quarantine hobby that you look back and realise how depressing it was?’ – 22 ways Covid was a deeply weird time

12.

‘I played a lot of video games. I played more individual titles in that lockdown period than I had in the prior ten years.’
rogdesouza

13.

‘Going to grocery store daily to take a walk and greet the cashiers for essential human interaction.’
Upstairs-World-9406

14.

‘I used to have a weekly outing to Home Bargains as the highlight of my week. Now it’s somehow a chore I do when I need loo roll and biscuits.’
Sparkly1982

15.

‘Taking 3 hour baths while scrolling Reddit.’
JapaneseStudentHaru

16.

‘Animal Crossing 6 hours a day.’
Hemorrhoid_Eater

17.

‘Getting invested in Tiger King. Because I never had free time I watched things that were only highly cerebral or educational or well crafted, blah blah.

All that went out the window with Covid. With unlimited free time trash TV and movies finally had a place with me.’
CandyHunter84

18.

‘I would go on long walks with a screwdriver so that I could dig up dandelion taproots. I would take the roots home, clean and peel them, and then roast them in the oven. This made a coffee-like tea.

It was an essentially free hobby that took forever to accomplish. I liked seeing people walk dogs in the distance. That was my favourite part.’
LittleGravitasIndeed

19.

‘Binge watching shows like legit full seasons at a time.’
-Notorious_Degen

20.

‘I used to lay in bed and eat an entire baguette by myself. I called it ‘bedguette’.’
Ok_Anteater1372

21.

‘I watched the same three shows on repeat every night for months. it was like the only thing keeping me from losing it.’
Personal-Honeydew486

22.

‘Lockdown should be an annual thing: a month of lockdown once a year wouldn’t be so bad…’
Karma_Sutra_One

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