Howdy All,
Well time is flying by quickly here, so quickly that I cannot keep track of which day is which, if it wasn't for our Wednesday night seafood dinner at the messhall I would be completly lost. As a matter of fact "Seafood Night" is how I have organized my time remaining here at my new desert home. It is the time remaining that brings me to my next thought.
It has been 3 months now since I arrived in Iraq and almost 6 months since I left my home in Alaska. While I miss my family dearly and foremost I honestly have to say I miss my hobby of scrolling. As often as I can I check this forum and try to live through the work that many of you are posting, it is strange that something like our hobby can be so missed when taken away. My Zen time as I call it has been lost, I have tried carving which isn't my forte, I have tried jigsaw puzzles which give me a headache and more recently I tried Oragami...don't even get me started on that mess. So I ask you this, what does a scroller do to take the edge off when they are seperated from their saw?
I'm open for ideas as I have 14 more seafood nights until I get home for mid tour leave and then another 27 until I am back for good, after that I will never eat seafood again and I'll never be without my hobby.
Take Care Ya'll,
Todd
Well time is flying by quickly here, so quickly that I cannot keep track of which day is which, if it wasn't for our Wednesday night seafood dinner at the messhall I would be completly lost. As a matter of fact "Seafood Night" is how I have organized my time remaining here at my new desert home. It is the time remaining that brings me to my next thought.
It has been 3 months now since I arrived in Iraq and almost 6 months since I left my home in Alaska. While I miss my family dearly and foremost I honestly have to say I miss my hobby of scrolling. As often as I can I check this forum and try to live through the work that many of you are posting, it is strange that something like our hobby can be so missed when taken away. My Zen time as I call it has been lost, I have tried carving which isn't my forte, I have tried jigsaw puzzles which give me a headache and more recently I tried Oragami...don't even get me started on that mess. So I ask you this, what does a scroller do to take the edge off when they are seperated from their saw?
I'm open for ideas as I have 14 more seafood nights until I get home for mid tour leave and then another 27 until I am back for good, after that I will never eat seafood again and I'll never be without my hobby.
Take Care Ya'll,
Todd
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