Do you have a passion?

[kelsbels]

Watching masterchef and feeling envious of how passionate the contestants are about cooking! I don't have a passion really (aside from my kids!), I don't even really have a hobby so wondering what everyone else is passionate about? Did you/will you follow that passion?

[Shanti]

Yes besides my kids.....

Sewing,
breast feeding (training to be a counsellor),
Photography,
Yoga !!!! Which I have just rediscovered !!

[Phteven]

Skiing

[PumpkinZulu]

Childbirth

[ss_storm]

I used to be passionate about horses/riding, but I don't have a horse anymore so that kinda puts paid to that!

I do love reading and sewing, at the moment they are probably the two things I am most into. (unless eating chocolate counts..lol)

[nothing2lose]

Women's rights
genealogy
food (not necessarily good food either )

[Astrid]

History - not as in wars or major events, but in how the everyday person lived. I love researching the clothing, the customs, crafts, food etc.

[wysiwyg]

Balloon Twisting
Designing Fabrics
Sewing
Any sort of upcycling type crafts.

[YoYo]

Photography and music! Hey both make me Squeal with happiness!

[MistyFying]

Community. Justice. Creativity. Life.

[Amity]

My job. It's a vocation. Yes I'm weird.

Basketball. I've played, coached, refereed and now sit on the Tribunal.

[Cherished]

Health & Gentle Parenting, so very passionate about both of these things and am blessed that my dh is equally as passionate about them too!

[nickle730]

I'm passionate about my children's school and their education and I'm very involved. I'm also passionate about my horses.

[Joeve]

Another horse girl here!

[purplepixie1978]

I am passionate about education - I teach ESL kids for a day job (currently part time ) Mum arrived at kindy in the 50s, unable to speak a word of English, and was expected to just magically catch up. I love working with refugee kids - their steps may be so tiny to the outside observer, but seeing the light go on for them... wow.

I try not to get too nerdy about seeing the light go on in my daughter's eyes too - but it is so incredible to see her absorb, process and use information.

I'm a craft nerd as well. Patchwork is my mainstay and I've become quite prolific of late, but I also knit, crochet and embroider, and have dabbled in felting, scrap booking, card making and book binding.

[nothing2lose]

PP I would love to do patch working and felting! Not sure I am patient enough for it though

[Astrid]

I love the concept of felting (I am very much a textile person, waiting for the days when I can do a weaving course), I just suck at knitting, which in itself is not a problem as it does not have to be perfect for the felting I want to do, I am just so, so slow. Add to that spinning the wool, it takes a very long time to make a little felted bag.

[purplepixie1978]

n2l, look up rotary cutting and chain piecing as patchworking methods - super quick and effective! Felting... no way but the slow way I'm afraid... no, wait - accidentally throwing your beautiful merino tunic in with the cotton wash is a quick way to make felt...