Hobbies??

Knitting. Stamp collecting. Coin collecting. Any kind of collecting. Internet researching (on collections) Painting. Creative writing. Take a summer class in dancing or photography. Pen pals. Volunteering. Rug making. Rock hunting. Jewelry making. Scrapbooking. Card making. Pressed flowers. Baking goodies for the fire and police and hospitals, including convalescent homes. Volunteering at an elementary school to help an overworked underhelped teachers. Help organize an event for a favorite charity. Help out at an animal shelter. Spend some time with neglected teenagers, like teaching them something you know about, ie, cooking, guitar, organizing stuff, etc. Volunteer to be a Big Brother or Sister. Most of all, find something you are passionate about or always wanted to do or find out about and do that. You won’t always have all this delicious time on your hands, might as well use it for something you really want to do or find out about. Good luck!!!

I do crocheting and it’s nice because I can put it down and when I finish the project, I have a nice item to use. Right now I’m working on a couple of afghans–one I plan to give away as a Christmas present. Since I don’t have too much money right now, making my own gifts is so enjoyable because it is so personal. I did macrame at one time as well and you can make plant holders, hanging chairs, tables, jewelry and such. So many things you could do that wouldn’t be that expensive.

Cake decorating can come in handy, and can lead to job openings later. Or, you can get a part time position and get training on site…but I dunno if it’s a hobby then….or maybe a hobby that pays you, depends on how you look at it. 🙂

I’m Nambroth on there. I had a lapse of a few years where I couldn’t geocache but I’m getting back into it again. 🙂

My BF has been taking me out geocaching with him. Our phones (Android-based) can be used as a GPS with a free app. It has all kinds of features, so it’s really nice not having to get a separate GPS.