Fun in the Eyes of novaTopFlex

List five things you do for fun.

Preamble

I do not believe in the idea of “fun” as a cultural or societal category, nor as a category of distractions or disruptions from work categories. However, I believe in ensuring the success of my YouTube channel, with visibility often outweighing security in my future lifestyle and even luxury dependency remaining largely unethical with higher subscriber counts.

Introduction

Even though I do not have “fun” activities, my five (5) preferred activities include dancing, line-dancing, festivals, events, and research. Though I often research events for the specific purposes of culture and heritage, I may also provide myself with evidence of success in a number of other forms, including, but not to, particular geographic research areas and interests.

Dancing and Line Dancing

Many of my personal photo opportunities have traditionally been associated with the dances and breaks from line dancing. I wish I could be featured in Faroese chain dancing, especially as I would absolutely enjoy learning the Faroese style that has survived intact from the Middle Ages. I have also enjoyed the dancing motions of all types and have performed spins and twirls solo under numerous occasions previously.

Festivals and Events

The vast majority of my forthcoming social networks and connections shall occur as a direct result of festival and event access and activity. Festivals and events shall always be prioritized above all else, especially because of the social networking ideology and preference for a vast national array of social networks over conformity to standard social roles to the greatest extent possible.

Research

One of the top duties for novaTopFlex as inspired by the Academic Quiz Team is research opportunities for the greater and common good of the society and identity. By ensuring a positive outlook and focusing on mental health over preexisting power struggles, novaTopFlex can verify an increasingly positive situation on the community and society.

Hype for the Future 34/284: Festivals and Events by Size

Overall, the festival and event sizes of novaTop, geoTop, and futoTop interests can range from events perhaps under 10,000 attendees to upwards of 100,000, even if not necessarily all at once. Examples of notable events of novaTop interest include the Lebanon Country and Blues Festivals, with 16,000 and 20,000–28,000 expected attendees, respectively, as well as the annual Country Jam USA in Eau Claire, Wisconsin; the larger Voices of America Country Music Festival in West Cheater Township, Ohio serving over 100,000; the Ohio Sauerkraut Festival serving between 200,000 and 400,000; and numerous larger and smaller events located elsewhere.