It’s hard, waiting for the result.
What should I do with all that time?
Can’t use the computer, it’s already spending all resources computing my images.
I think I need another hobby!
Home made espresso. And coffee roasting. That way you can be extra anxious and attentive while waiting for the processing to complete.
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Stephen’s got some great hobby notes. Check his blog!
Depending upon the day, it’ll be listen to music, read, tinker with RC stuff, or possibly play with the theremin.
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I grind my beans though, tastes better.
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Same. Manual coffee grinders for a while and now one that plugs in! Down from more than a minute grinding per espresso to 15 seconds. It’s a bit louder though…
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Depends on the brand, some sound like a lawnmower.
You‘ve got a theremin? Cool 
I don’t know if you can upload sounds here, but I would be interested…
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Nobody wants to hear me try and play it 
I don’t even want to hear me, haha.
Cihan Golbudak I think is my favorite player, if you want to hear someone wonderful:
It’s an OpenTheremin V3 Special Winter Edition by GaudiLabs.
I need a case/enclosure for it, and since it has been something like 25 years since I played piano regularly, I want to add two of these Locus Engineering E2063 Chromatic Tuner / Frequency Counters to give me feedback on what note/frequency I’m making to help me tune my ear and my muscle memory in real-time.
I did take lessons with Peter Theremin, the great-grandson of Leon Theremin via Zoom which was so awesome!
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This one is the DF64, known by various names. It’s actually not too bad noise-wise, but not whisper silent like hand grinding.
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I got a Wilfa Aroma. Pretty silent for a grinder.
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Really cool stuff, quite fascinating!
I also would like to make some experimental music, maybe with Audulus or even SuperCollider - but that would need some programming skills…
And beside my job and the drone, there’s not much time left. The only solution would be: Stop watching TV 
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