So tea lovers, what are your other interests? Do they relate to tea in any way?
I am interested in a variety of things.
Books (mostly historical fiction, science, and history)
Music (Celtic, Middle Eastern, Folk Metal, Rock, others)
Anime
Cooking and Baking (I’m good at breads and soup)
History (Ancient- Egypt, Greece, Near East; England- Roman Era until Victorian Age; France- Medieval; Vikings; Warfare)
Swords, Daggers, etc. (I have a few European style daggers)
Myths and Legends (King Arthur, Avalon especially; Tolkien)
Museums (Natural History, Science, Art, etc.)
Perfume and philosophy! Here’s my blog, the salon de parfum:
Umm, when I’m not reading and drinking tea, I’m drawing pictures of people reading and drinking tea.
http://www.inprnt.com/gallery/danamartin/the-cherry-orchard/
I may need to diversify my life a bit.
Thank you, apt! I actually am a big nature fan (hence stuff like http://www.inprnt.com/gallery/danamartin/chinese-lantern-winter-cherry/ & http://www.inprnt.com/gallery/danamartin/iris-ii/ ) I had a natural science illustration teacher who was VERY thorough.
I always love the stick figures, though! They can be so expressive :)
Reading, travelling, museums, food (chocolates and cheeses especially), fountain pen collecting/repairs, playing card/stamp/coin collecting, electronics tinkering, language learning (or just general self-learning), occasionally writing and video gaming.
… I may have too many interests, haha.
Pretty into my photography, both as a hobby and job, flickr photostream here if you’re interested in taking a look (Mostly personal rather than business related stuff):
https://www.flickr.com/photos/rileybaker/
Slightly related to that, I like walking biking in the outdoors. Recently did a self contained cycling trip of about 350km carrying all my stuff (including 10kg+ of camera gear) over 4 nights:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/rileybaker/sets/72157644195349242/
Also into most things IT/Gadget related, built a few computers over the last few years (from oldest to newest):
https://www.flickr.com/photos/rileybaker/sets/72157626471487777/
cool builds man! I just built my second (well I’ve built 5 in total but this is the second I built for myself) computer last week. I never got into watercooling, seemed like too much work, especially since I rarely play video games, and never anything graphic intensive.
To be fair, watercooling is as much about the look and fun of building it, as it isn’t a whole lot better than most high air coolers unless your are doing some serious overclocks. Also not very price effective :P
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