Fun and useful things to pick up?

dedicate yourself to improving your marketable skills and get out of that shit hole

>>18097864
I recently picked up cubing (solving different kinds of rubix cubes). I've solved 3x3, 5x5, so far, and have like 7 more on my bucket list for learning how to solve. It's been a fun hobby so far, and not too difficult to pick up

>>18097868
Eh, I'm already on that, I obviously aim higher in life than this town. I'll be off studying in a nearby city by September next year. Just feels like there's nothing to do entertainment wise, especially during the shit weather months.
>>18097871
Something mentally stimulating and relaxing I could do with a podcast in the background. Not a bad suggestion.

Set up an aquarium and grow aquatic plants with a shrimp colony. Interesting, rewarding and potentially lucrative. Plus look at these cute little bastards.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yQL30IknOs

>>18097931
This sounds fun and will impress both peers and employers, also very unique. You should look into this, m8.

do a art OP.

Take up whittling or something. I have a friend who has an art gallery and I whittled a mask and she let me put it in a show. I actually sold it and made myself a cool $25 and I had fun doing it with no cost other than time.