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Reading mostly Catholic themed but also big writers like Dosoyevsky
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Its good, making a hobby a lifestyle.
Too much ‘youtube’ there for me, Precious.
I do enjoy a good read though - Tolkien, Tolstoy, John Donne, etc.,
Excellent! 
I don’t ever seem to have much time for hobbies but when I do, mine are:
Musical Theatre
Cinema
Catching up with friends (is that a hobby)
Learning Spanish (not very good though just yet)
I have lots I would really like to do but time doesn’t permit it, perhaps when I can finally retire and I have more time on my hands.
Nice to see you have other pastimes aside from ranting about nonsense, Precious. It’s always good to have plenty of hobbies;)
Swimming.
Dog Agility.
Gardening.
Knitting.
Audio Books.
Jigsaws.
Horses.
Hiking.
im a proud stubborn loner.
Im almost friendless. Maybe i need to bribe my current friend to stay my friend.
cool hobbies eapecially musical theatre. spanish sounds interesting. i know a bit of Nihongo.
Dog agility. Love it. forgot to mention my gorgeous Corgi. Actually my dog is my biggest hobby.
I thought we all spent too much time on Youtube. my mistake.
tolstoy has been described as more a sociologist writer compared to psychological Dostoyevsky.
If you have to bribe them - they are not a friend, Precious.
Possibly - but there is room in the world for both of them. I love all - well, most - of the classics.
My dog
Reading
Computers
Watching telly
Walking the dog
Allotment
Occasional puzzle books
Creative writing
Walking around shops
Ive never understood the pleasure people get from just walking around shops.
creative writing sounds interesting
Running
Walking
All forms of Travel
Woodwork
Small Electronics Projects - Invent - Design - Build
Reading - Peter James - David Baldacci - James Patterson
Over 50’s Forum
Eating…
And Thinking…The older I get, the more thinking I do…
glad to see you are still thinking in your retirement.
Fishing.
Shooting.
Model making.
Reading.
DIY
Guitar.
listening to music any type.
Ancestry.
Painting. watercolours.
The trouble is Precious, the thinking is taking over from the doing…