There’s a time for everything. Leisure, recreation, sleep, they all have their rightful time. Many kids nowadays are so engrossed in computer gaming and watching the television. Yes that is definitely needed in today’s 21st century. But we need citizens like you who think big, act fast and who care about the needs of their surroundings. Hobbies help by improving our mechanical skills and intelligence.
Firstly, you need to be interested in your hobby. Don’t practise any hobby just because you are forced to do it. Be plain interested and determined. I can tell that you are determined because you have taken the time to read this. So go on, find out which hobby suits you the best.
Reading is the most widely accepted hobby. The sad part is no one hardly reads nowadays. But develop the habit of gainful reading. Start by reading the local newspaper daily. It is good in many ways. You know our area, it’s happenings and also you can develop your vocabulary. Try reading ebooks as well or join a library.Stamp collecting is a primitive hobby today, but there are still some who practise it. Create a bureau of letters, store envelopes and ask your parents, friends and relatives to keep for you the same. Then you’re ready to go stamp collecting!
Playing a light sport. Table tennis, badminton,etc can divert your mind. In fact, light sports can revitalise you. But, avoid this as much as possible because at last you’ll be back sweating!
Sketching is also a way to express heart-felt emotions in drawing. Drawing a character, a bird or flower are some of the infinite ways of sketching. Try it out when you are emotionally unstable. It really works.
Origami, a lesser known hobby is also a good way to show off your creativity and artistic abilities. Search the net for various origami methods.
Well, those are only some examples on ‘how to pass your time’. You can adopt your own hobby. Let it be less stressful, jovial and enjoyable. You don’t lose anything, in actuality you are gaining from it!
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