What are you really into?
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Sleeping, Drawing and Cooking.
The three things I do the most in the lockdown are
sleeping, drawing and cooking, in this order. Sleeping: I know, every person
sleeps, but I have to say that recently, specifically at the strike I started
to sleep an incommesurable quantity of hours compared to my sleeping schedule during
classes. Drawing: To get past the confinement stress I started to draw again.
Why I say again? Because I like drawing from my childhood, I used to spend a lot
of time drawing cartoons of my friends, teachers, but over time I found
different hobbies that got over drawing. I started initialy like any other
hobby, but it quickly turned out to be a full time hobby. It’s not like I’m the
best drawer in the world, but I made an Instagram page for my drawings and I
shared it to my friends and they liked them. Cooking: I never felt much attracted to the kitchen, it
was a place ruled by my mom and brother Pablo, so always thinked that I don’t
have abilities to cook or if I tried it will be a disaster. That changed when I
moved to live alone and obviusly, I discovered I could cook very good hahaha. Back
to the lockdown. In this quarantine we divide the kitchen by day and it turn a
competition of who is the best cooker in the family, so I spend my time to
learn new recipies, almost allways fish.
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