My Hobbies

Reading

Ever since I was young, I loved reading. Nowadays, I read more online on sites like Ao3 . Currently, my top 5 favorite books are The Truth about Truman, The Hunger Games, The Cookie Crumbles, My Pet Slime, and I Survived: The Great Molasses Flood. My favorite book series is the I Survived series by Lauren Tarshis, and she is also my favorite author.

Gaming

Currently, my top 5 favorite games are chess , Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, Roblox: Forsaken, Minecraft, and My Leisure Time. Chess is a board game that my dad taught me, and I like seeing other people play chess or teaching my friends and family how to play chess. Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is a Nintendo life sim game where you create Miis that you can take care of and interact with, and also design the Miis and island, and custom clothes and stuff. Roblox: Forsaken is a basic survive-the-killer game, based on Roblox "lore" and myths and legends, and has a lot to investigate, however, you can still play and have a fun time without looking for the lore. Minecraft is a sandbox game where you get to do, make, and build anything, with a little bit of lore that isn't too important to the gameplay, and I personally like to be a builder. My Leisure Time is a simple, cozy mobile game to just relax, talk to the NPCs, make your own house, and to do little fun monthly challenges.

Art

My 3 main mediums of art are Kandi, Traditional drawing, and writing. Kandi is making things out of beads, and I love making friendship bracelets, keychains, and little silly stuff. Traditional Drawing is exactly as it sounds, drawing on paper. I personally just like doing little sketches and doodles with no color, but sometimes I like to use color. I personally consider writing to be art, because it takes a special kind of understanding and way with words. My personal writing tends to just be silly little drabbles of characters from shows and games I like, even though Im bad at dialogue. Just all of my personal art is stuff that I like to do for me or my friends and I just sometimes do on random occasions.

Onewheel

Onewheels belong in the skateboard family, but the special thing about it is that it only has one wheel, so you really have to learn balance. For me, it took me 2 days to learn balance, but now I can go on different terrain like grass, rocks, mud, dirt, and concert, and I want to learn on sand. To use the onewheel, I need my helmet, and to ride it, I go to the park near my house. Currently the worst injury I've gotten on it is two bloody knees the first time I went without kneepads.

Offroading

I go offroading a lot with my friends and family. The vehicle that we use is called a RZR . We take it camping and daytrips to places like Glamis, Pismo Beach, the mountains, etc. Sometimes I get to drive the RZR, but usually my dad is the one driving. Which is for the better because the RZR 200 that he got me, I flipped it, and it was on a mountain.