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I need a hobby

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cleoismycat · 11/02/2015 09:45

I don't have a lot of spare time but I need a hobby of some sort or I just sit on my arse and watch TV. Evening classes are out and I don't fancy studying. Any ideas welcome?

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Hunnybunnys · 11/02/2015 19:47

knitting or crocheting (sp?) ? I quite like to crochet when I have the time Grin

jemstipp · 11/02/2015 19:49

Painting/art is great

Roedean · 11/02/2015 19:55

Take up an instrument?

Pastmyduedate0208 · 11/02/2015 20:50

I highly recommend an instrument.
You can pick up cheap guitars all over and once you get good you can impress people with your strumtastic talents.
YouTube is a brilliant resource for learning basic techniques on most instruments. you can get so many musical learning resources free online that you used to have to pay for.

ThatBloodyWoman · 11/02/2015 20:54

Sport.
Swimming.Yoga.Gym.Rock climbing.Cycling.

splodgeses · 12/02/2015 12:54

Writing? I write all sorts of rubbish stuff, and find it very therapeutic. Poetry, novels, keeping a diary or blog. It requires a certain amount of thinking but not too much, and I find it great in the evenings, well from about 9pm til 11ish.
Maybe this isn't really a hobby, I don't know.
Perhaps you could pick up a couple of books on say, watercolour painting, and not study, but learn the art to it.
I definitely won't suggest loom banding which I didn't privately take up, using my dds boards and bands when she went to bed Grin

SomewhereIBelong · 12/02/2015 13:00

I make my own jewellery and beaded ornaments for Christmas, I sew, do needle-felting and loads of other crafts - altered books, book sculpture, decoupage all sorts of things...

cdtaylornats · 13/02/2015 00:20

Family history - it will mop up all your spare time, then quite a lot of your non-spare time, then the time when you should be sleeping/cooking/eating - although you have to be careful about not getting obsessive.

AimlesslyPurposeful · 13/02/2015 00:51

What about joining your local WI?

You'll be able to try lots of new things or help out with local causes/charities, make new friends and possibly through them find things to do.

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