Brannigan
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Michael J. Sullivan:
I'm just curious outside of reading and bike riding what are the hobbies you enjoy exploring?
Michael J. Sullivan
Hey, thanks for asking. Writing is truly the "past time" that I enjoy the most - I wish everyone was in a position to have their "job" be the thing the thing they like to do the most.
My activities vary depending on the season/weather. In the Fall and Winter I'm pretty much "cocooning" inside. That's when I get the bulk of my writing done - and it pretty much follows a "school schedule" - in the fall I get anxious to be at my desk, and as spring approaches I want to get outdoors more.
When the weather gets warmer I like being outdoors...jogging or just taking long walks. I also paint as doing so outside is better than inside as I use oils that can produce a bit of a smell if done indoors. I also like getting back "into shape" after a long winter's hibernation so I'll spend a lot of my afternoon exercising etc.
In the "old days" I used to enjoy traveling but as I'm getting older I tend to prefer spending time at are around home. We bought some land recently and I do like "working it" - planting things (gardens and trees) building things (like stone walls and patios). My "main house" has no land to speak of so having a place where I can do that is something I'm really looking forward to.
The new land is in the mountains and so it will provide with a lot of hiking opportunities and also along the Shendoah River so we'll be able to break out kayaks which have been idle for several years.
I'm also a big "gamer" but it's hard right now because a lot of the games I'm looking forward to haven't yet been released. I play them in "beta" (or even alpha) but it's not the same - especially when all you've done is "wiped out" when a new patch comes in.
That's pretty much it. Writing, reading, and biking does take up the majority of my time, but those other activities are what I spend time on when not doing those.
My activities vary depending on the season/weather. In the Fall and Winter I'm pretty much "cocooning" inside. That's when I get the bulk of my writing done - and it pretty much follows a "school schedule" - in the fall I get anxious to be at my desk, and as spring approaches I want to get outdoors more.
When the weather gets warmer I like being outdoors...jogging or just taking long walks. I also paint as doing so outside is better than inside as I use oils that can produce a bit of a smell if done indoors. I also like getting back "into shape" after a long winter's hibernation so I'll spend a lot of my afternoon exercising etc.
In the "old days" I used to enjoy traveling but as I'm getting older I tend to prefer spending time at are around home. We bought some land recently and I do like "working it" - planting things (gardens and trees) building things (like stone walls and patios). My "main house" has no land to speak of so having a place where I can do that is something I'm really looking forward to.
The new land is in the mountains and so it will provide with a lot of hiking opportunities and also along the Shendoah River so we'll be able to break out kayaks which have been idle for several years.
I'm also a big "gamer" but it's hard right now because a lot of the games I'm looking forward to haven't yet been released. I play them in "beta" (or even alpha) but it's not the same - especially when all you've done is "wiped out" when a new patch comes in.
That's pretty much it. Writing, reading, and biking does take up the majority of my time, but those other activities are what I spend time on when not doing those.
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Hello!!!! I am a huge fan of your books and just have a few questions. How did so much of the knowledge that brin surely would have written down get messed up in riyira? Are the gods even the gods? If not what powers do they have, because ferrols law is real. Does the door lead to the afterlife or alysin? How does mawndule learn how to create things without sacrifice? Do any other art users know how to do this and why
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