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Besides Reading what other hobbies do you have????
- Thread starter giddieon
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Gracewings
kickbox
I hope you have plenty of water for your canoe trip. We once did an overnight trip on the Brazos River in Texas and had to carry the canoe several times due to shallow water. All in all it was a great trip with lots of good memories.
I've been doing a lot of hiking since moving to AZ. I used to do a lot of needlework and gardening which I hope to get back to someday.
I've been doing a lot of hiking since moving to AZ. I used to do a lot of needlework and gardening which I hope to get back to someday.
RainbowGurl
Active Member
PC games and photography.
Libra
Active Member
I keep asking my son to teach me but nada.
I craft,crosswords,love music,tile design on plywood,I will delve into anything ,now if I could grow a gourd bigger then the size of an apple .....
What's a gourd?
All I do is reading and make grammar exercises for class these days. I don't mind the reading.
All I do is reading and make grammar exercises for class these days. I don't mind the reading.
Libra
Active Member
What's a gourd?
All I do is reading and make grammar exercises for class these days. I don't mind the reading.
It should look like this in the garden,
and then you can turn them into this:
and so much more,birdhouses etc.
Mattyj
New Member
Interesting thread. I wonder why I have never seen it before? hmmm :blink:
My main hobbies, besides reading, are martial arts (judo and jujitsu) and photography. Then, I have seasonal hobbies - hiking and riding my dirtbike in the good weather, snowboarding and snowshoeing in the snowy time of year.
My main hobbies, besides reading, are martial arts (judo and jujitsu) and photography. Then, I have seasonal hobbies - hiking and riding my dirtbike in the good weather, snowboarding and snowshoeing in the snowy time of year.
What instruments do you play?
I used to play the cornet.
paperapostle
New Member
Photography, painting, making/collecting 'zines, cooking, biking, silk screening. And so on.
CharringCross
New Member
Great Thread! I collect "cheap" and I mean "cheap" art---mostly pictures since a "cat from Hades" lives here negating anything that sits on a table.
I refuse to pay more than five dollars. My problem is that having collected so many pictures and attached them to the walls, I figure another 10 "masterpieces" will bring my house down upon me. Dry wall with a thousand holes is not the strongest material!!
I refuse to pay more than five dollars. My problem is that having collected so many pictures and attached them to the walls, I figure another 10 "masterpieces" will bring my house down upon me. Dry wall with a thousand holes is not the strongest material!!
Great Thread! I collect "cheap" and I mean "cheap" art---mostly pictures since a "cat from Hades" lives here negating anything that sits on a table.
I refuse to pay more than five dollars. My problem is that having collected so many pictures and attached them to the walls, I figure another 10 "masterpieces" will bring my house down upon me. Dry wall with a thousand holes is not the strongest material!!
Original art?
CharringCross
New Member
in answer to Sparkchaser re my art gallery :
Yes some of my works are original, some are prints, some are original pages from antique periodicals. I find them at garage sales, thrift shops, and Aunt Sally's(Salvation Army). Goodwill Industry has an online auction site that has great pieces sometimes but they are above my Scrooge budget and the delivery rates are huge. Anyone who has any extra yen, rubles, dinars or dollars might take a peek--never know what you will find. On a rare occasion I may dig out a few extra cents for a picture but it really has to be "over the top" as I do have to eat also!!
:Yes some of my works are original, some are prints, some are original pages from antique periodicals. I find them at garage sales, thrift shops, and Aunt Sally's(Salvation Army). Goodwill Industry has an online auction site that has great pieces sometimes but they are above my Scrooge budget and the delivery rates are huge. Anyone who has any extra yen, rubles, dinars or dollars might take a peek--never know what you will find.
On a rare occasion I may dig out a few extra cents for a picture but it really has to be "over the top" as I do have to eat also!!webmagnate
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I play the guitar.
ciscopower
New Member
I own a serveral websites, so that maintaining website is already becoming my another hobby now. Haha...