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#lockdownfails, a thread.
Reflecting on our time in lockdown this year, LTU Library staff share lockdown pastimes they tried that didn’t work out quite right…
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Reflecting on our time in lockdown this year, LTU Library staff share lockdown pastimes they tried that didn’t work out quite right…
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“I decided to learn to knit, I'm a crafty person how hard could it be? This hat took me six weeks, multiple unravelings, and it was supposed to be adult sized. Am now working on a bigger hat for next winter.”
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“I watched one TikTok video about tie-dying and figured it was easy. Turns out you can only dye certain fabrics and it takes some work. (Supposed to be a matching set).”
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“I bought a mountain bike during lockdown”
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"I purchased an expansion for Forza Horizon 4. But the races require 'expert' level and a high score for drifting (and I just can't drift). It was a bit of a fail."
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I tried and failed to solve a Rubik's Cube, this is as close as I got
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“Tried and failed again to read Orwell's 1984.
I had to read it at school and cheated on the test. My friend who didn't like maths wrote it for me and I did her equations (win-win). I tried again years later, not even lockdown kept me going beyond chapter 2.”
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I had to read it at school and cheated on the test. My friend who didn't like maths wrote it for me and I did her equations (win-win). I tried again years later, not even lockdown kept me going beyond chapter 2.”
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"I bought Infinite Jest. It has sat on my bookshelf untouched."
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"Books I borrowed and bought VS books I actually read. Such grand panic buying/borrowing plans!"
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