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1. Seaweed
A few crystals of salt can be found on some of these weeds after the salt-water on the surface has dried, but never enough to be of any consequence to the gardener, and whatever is present would soon be diluted and lost in the winter rains.
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2. Coins
Pride of possession is reward enough for most collectors, no matter what they collect. But coin collectors fall into a slightly different category.
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3. Painting
Each is at least good enough to be moderately satisfied with most of his work, and every one of them knows he will continue to improve.
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4. Pottery
The smallest room in your house or apartment is large enough for a potter's wheel, jars of clay, glazing materials, and a small electric kiln.
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5. Pet Raising
Cats need never leave your home, but you had better keep an effective spray deodorant handy. Monkeys are probably the most intelligent pets you can get.
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6. Photography
To us, however, it never seemed to be a making or creating hobby in the same sense that building a bookcase or painting a picture is.
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7. Reading
The real hobbyist can never learn enough about his hobby to satisfy him, and books provide the best means of acquiring additional knowledge.
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8. Writing
You can have a lot of fun writing, even though you are never going to become another Ring Lardner.
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9. Plaster Of Paris
If too much water is used, the mold will be soft and weak; while the mold will be too hard and not absorbent enough if too much plaster is used.
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10. Casting Greenware
Assemble the two parts of each mold, and fasten heavy rubber bands around them, to hold the sections together; be sure to use enough rubber bands so that, when the molds are filled with slip, the weight of the slip can't force the sections apart and allow the slip to escape.
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