Despite her newfound loneliness, Anne continued to read and write. She had a diary, Kitty, in which she wrote virtually every day. Anne wrote in her diary about wishing she could go outside and enjoy the things she used to. She found it difficult to stay indoors all of the time. One way Anne tried to keep herself occupied was by making models out of old clothes. She made dolls that she dressed up in different costumes. Her father said this was a good use of time that would otherwise have been spent crying. Another hobby Anne had was drawing. She drew pictures of what she imagined life was like in certain places around the world. These drawings are called "travel sketches". She also drew people who came into her life at the time. These drawings are called "portraits". Anne also collected recipes from other countries. She wanted to learn how to cook these dishes and try them out herself. However, since none of her friends were interested in cooking, she never got to experiment. In addition to writing and drawing, Anne loved music. She sang along with the radio when it played songs. She also liked going to the cinema with her family. However, since they could not speak Dutch, they watched all of the films in German. After the war ended, Anne's family went into hiding again.