Something worth doing for its own sake

Books, unfinished puzzles, a first class and the things you can make with what is already in the drawer. Find something you would like to spend time on.

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You can go to the library without assigning yourself homework.

Plan an ordinary reading visit around a Toronto library branch's hours, space and facilities, without assuming every room works the same way.

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Find the class you can get to on an ordinary Tuesday.

Compare a community class's level, location, timing, equipment and registration details before choosing the one that fits your week.

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Choose the version you want to spend time with.

A practical way to compare print, ebooks and audio without turning leisure reading into a test of which format counts.

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Your neighbours can hear the difficult bit too.

Choose times, equipment and a place to practise without assuming that an unplugged instrument or daytime session is automatically quiet enough.

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You can ask the beginner question before getting in.

Questions about level, pool entry, access, changing and instruction can make an adult beginner swimming course easier to choose.

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One gallery can be the whole visit.

A manageable museum afternoon begins with one interest, a usable route and permission to leave before every room has been covered.