Later Alligator
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family, cars, guitar, weight lifting, brazilian jiu jitsu, watching movies/shows
Going for long discovery walks in nature trails and hiking trails, reading, working on personal projectsCurious about this. I've just started a new job so haven't had as much time for my hobbies. It's made me assess what makes me truly happy so I can organise my time better.
Atm I'm basically getting most enjoyment from reading, the gym, teaching myself web design, games, films and my job (probably in that order).
Socialising is missing because I currently live in a rural area. Working on that but it is what it is right now.
Et tu, brute?
Do you ever feel constrained by that? I get the feeling we're alike in wanting a more outdoorsy life but not feeling like we have time.
so yeah, share your hobbies here, maybe I'll find new "snowmobile friends", who knows)guys, who is fond of snowmobiles here? cause that's my hobby aside gaming) by the way I'm super prepared for this season, bought a pair of new snowmobile tracks and I'm super excited.
- Cooking
- Building arcade cabs
- Guitar/writing music
- Reading
- Learning
- Property market
- Drinking beer
- Drinking beer with sexy women
- Stage 2 after drinking beer with sexy women
- Petting my cat
I can go for that - a little Mussorgsky or Rachmaninoff - but you're right, the circle of people that care about the good old shit is getting very small. OT: music, writing, a little mid-distance running... truth is I've gotten very lazy with all of my hobbies and I'm really struggling to find the motivation these days. I'm only in my mid-thirties, so let's hope I haven't peaked yet.I taught myself how to read sheet music for piano since I was in grade school. I never got good enough to be professional or play for others, but I just enjoy playing for myself. Love late-romantic composers (a lot of Russian music) and some of the Impressionist era of music. A lot of it dropped off and disappeared at the turn of the century. I imagine by the time I'm old even less will be around to appreciate and understand it.
hey hey hey enough of this mate, pull ur head out and draw positivity from us rather than asking us to reinforce ur negativity <3I don’t. I hate life, and my very existence.
Studied Chinese (Mandarin) for a number of years. Just felt like it, not sure why, since my wife is Korean . I never got into learning the hanzi, though I was slowly beginning to recognize a little here and there. But I could read and pronounce the pinyin quite well. I would have regular Skype exchanges with various folks from China, including a mother/son group. She would teach me for about 30 minutes, and I would teach her son English for about 30 minutes. It was quite rewarding and refreshing. I was thinking of getting back into it, inspired a lot by hearing more Chinese customers coming into my store lately.