The outside observer probably thinks I am mentally ill (I evidently am). What do I do??
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The endless amount of hobbies that never seem to stick...
Nah they all stick, but priorities are priorities.
New shiny is much higher on the to-do than the stack of #TODO in my git or the half finished stack of 3d printed parts, or that access point that is begging to be put back together.
It's good having variety, I'm able to bounce between things while never really getting bored of one thing.
But you can't entirely quit because of the sunken cost.