Hobbies

As "running" or "jogging" is a hobby, so is "walking," or maybe to be less confusing for you, "hiking."

That's exactly why we don't trust any of your replies. No meekness at all there, only railing accusations.

Good luck with that. I cook, my father cooks, all my uncles cook, almost every man I know at church likes to cook...

But then we live in the South. Maybe it's different in other places. Maybe where you live men don't cook.

It is much more enjoyable for them if you cook for them, perhaps you have missed the point.

learn some origami.

it's basically free, transcends language, and it's super cool

seems like some of the above posters enjoy arguing and judging/slandering each other on forums, a mindless hobby. I dont recommend that.




I can recommend origami
or crossword puzzles.
jigsaw puzzles - these dont need to be expensive if you get them from the op shop, do them take a photo once you are done then pass them to someone else

if you like numbers...sudoko

some people like birdwatching or trainspotting. Basically what you do is identify as many birds as possible or trains. The thrill is catching them on time. If youve got a camera you can take photos, or just record them in a notebook. Then you can join a club where everyone is a trainspotter or birdwatcher and you can say I saw so and so train or I know xxx number of birds.

Sounds daft but actually lots of people do this! It could be anything doesnt have to be birds or trains.

You could be a mystery worshipper...attend as many church services as possible as a visitor and record what songs get sung or sermons are preached in each of them.

i have done hiking, so i know the difference.

I people watch whenever I'm out, haha.

I think walking now has become a super cool hobby in countries where everyone drives a car, and people worry about their 'carbon footprint' . But Ive known people that drive to where they are going to walk.

But then some rich peoples hobbies is actually driving their cars. expensive though. You could offer be a test driver though for a car manufacturer...it probably wouldnt cost much. I personally dont fancy being a crash test dummy though. Or fixing old cars. A lot of people go haunt scrapyards and just make stuff out of the junk there - its free

well, I don't have a car at the moment.

Being single I have a lot of extra time on my hands...

Enjoy antiquing, particularly collecting pro football memorabilia. Turned the hobby into a business on the side in that I am a dealer at a local antique mall.

I am also into music with a special focus on Christian rock of a heavier nature. Enjoy writing and web design, so turned all three into a Christian music website I run on the side.

I can explain this one for you. Some people live in neighborhoods where you REALLY do not want to go for a walk.

So when you say you're into music... Do you collect it, sing it at church, play it in a band or make your own songs?

I'm asking because I'm a music nerd too.

football memorabilia, being ?

I have no musical ability. LOL. So listen to it instead, have a collection of CD's, vinyl, cassettes, etc that is in the thousands.

A wide variety. Mostly glassware but also coke bottles, coke cans, license plates and some die cast. Pretty much collect obscure stuff that most other people do not collection.

Christian heavy rock... Paige Armstrong? Sent By Ravens? Shachah?

Going way back... Barlow Girl?

Having a music collection seems to be regarded as old fashioned these days. Everybody is defaulting to streaming services, where you either have to keep paying every month to maintain access or listen to incessant commercials. But I'm keeping my collection. I can listen to Lynx Radio anywhere I am, with no data service at all, and it plays all the hits I like... every single one of the 10,466 tracks in my carefully curated collection.