What fun projects are you working on?

[Susanna77]

My project right now is...save my project. I own a bookshop and this has been part business, part fun (mostly fun). Except that business really went down the hill since November and now it's all about deciding what the next step will be, as fun factor is nearly all gone.

Other than that I am enjoying reading and had a few unsuccessful attempts at writing (page 20 seems to be my limit before it goes in the bin). Toying with the idea of writing a blog about my years as a bookseller.

[Capstan]

Originally Posted by runningbird

That looks like quite a project! So....is it eventually going to be a navigable 3D environment?

That's a nice idea, but honestly, I'm not certain I have the skill, the time and, especially, the computer power to. Anything's possible though. I'm just playing it by ear as I go along! So far, I've had to expand my computer's RAM from .5 up to 3G.

[catfightreport]

Trying to get my Catfight Report website built up. Been at it for about a year now.

Nice thing is I have interviewed some fairly well known women in the catfight, female combat, and female wrestling world.

It's been fun and it's getting funner.

[ioio]

Originally Posted by runningbird

I'm learning to play piano - bought a keyboard in the summer but quit for 3 months when I moved. I can play about half of Paint It Black now. The only problem is I play on my parents' piano sometimes and I realize the smaller, non-weighted keyboard keys just won't do; they will screw me up if I try to get serious.

I just started experimenting with story writing yesterday - I mean, I've written 3-4 paragraphs. My thought process feels just how it did when I was in oh, 4th or 5th grade writing it seems. I haven't done any short story writing since then. Should be fun to complete something though.

I want to learn to taste tea like a professional taster - I want to get a book on how to do that.

A couple months ago I made some electronic music, and while happy with the results I just found using the program a painstaking process - I used psycle.

I think that's it.

Those projects are awesome xD

I'm getting into street photography. I really enjoy taking pictures of strangers in busy places. It makes me feel less alone in the crowd and connected.

Also I'm trying to be more creative in general but without caring about the quality of the work produced but rather the sheer enjoyment of creating so I've been drawing lots of things quite badly and putting them all onto a blog.

I know someone who's trying to make an umbrella phone out of an old steel drum and a wooden pole. I don't know what an umbrella phone is yet but I really hope I get to find out

[komliranj]

I'm a big believer of the fun-per-dollar ratio of Subarus. 5 and a half second 0-60 times, ridiculous handling, all weather performance, and good comfort and reliability, not to mention the immense amount of aftermarket mods available. For a couple extra grand, you can tune one to 300+ hp. Everyone has their preferences, Subies are mine.

[Fates Wisdom]

I'm currently reading a spiritual book based on my believes. Its so big that I think I'll be splitting it up into several smaller books. I think my first will be on the creation of the multiverse and the program Earth which also includes the first spiritual vessel, the Atlantian.

Fates Wisdom

[Grandiouse]

Originally Posted by komliranj

I'm a big believer of the fun-per-dollar ratio of Subarus. 5 and a half second 0-60 times, ridiculous handling, all weather performance, and good comfort and reliability, not to mention the immense amount of aftermarket mods available. For a couple extra grand, you can tune one to 300+ hp. Everyone has their preferences, Subies are mine.

I notice that a lot of Subaru owners who bought their cars 6-7 years ago will update and buy another Subaru. They are very loyal to the name. I've never driven one before - perhaps I should.