To ask what hobbies you have?

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I'm so bored and underwhelmed. What do you do apart from work and be a parent?

Walk my dog.
Go to my exercise class once a week.
Watch stuff on TV, currently watching cheesy Xmas films.
And am a slave to my daughter, but she’ll go to Uni soon so I don’t mind, I’m enjoying her while I still can !

Computer gaming. My favourite is Ark, it's a bit like if Minecraft had good graphics and dinosaurs. At the moment I'm playing Amazon's New World. It fits really well with family life cause it's at home and I can pick it up/put it down as and when I have spare time.

I also used to ride horses before having DC but broke my back a few years ago (before having DC) so I'm acutely aware of what can happen if it goes wrong. As such I gave it up when 8 week pregnant with my first and won't be starting again until they're a bit older and less dependent on me.

Yoga, swimming, horse riding, and reading. I’m a fair weather gardener.

I do yoga at a great studio and most of the classes are online too - let me know if you’d like a link. I do gentle / mellow classes as well as one that’s a bit more sweaty. Worth a try!

Exercise classes
Knitting
Cross stitch
Reading
Swimming
Cycling
Reading Twitter

I don’t have any hobbies which take up loads of time - just an hour here and there is enough for me and keeps me happy!

Cycling
Fell walking
Gardening - tiny garden and a veg allotment
House renovation - it's not a hobby but it takes up a lot of time because I inherited a decrepit, half derelict money pit when my dad died.

Guitar
Drawing
Cycling and MTB but not often since having D's
Occasional videogaming
Yoga and some weightlifting at home

Hobbies changed to ones I can do at home after becoming a mother, another D's is arriving soon so the cycling won't be a regular thing again until he is in school.

Dressmaking
Walking my dogs
Reading
Meeting up with friends
Films
Dining out

Yoga and silversmithing.

I have no hobbies. I just like going out with friends for lunch/coffee/drinks. Going to gigs and weekend city breaks.

Hiking
Video games
Board games
Reading
Yoga

Gaming, reading, piano, binge watching stuff , felting

Card making
Scrapbooking
Knitting
Sewing
Cross stitch
Woodworking
Reading
Furniture painting

You name it, I probably do it or have done it in the past, lol

Candle making as I love candles and could never find one's that worked well.

I game, on PC and console
I make resin jewellery
I read a lot
I write
I design stuff to vinyl cut
Spend a lot of time online
I have a snake and a cat, they keep me busy
I collect stuff
I enjoy abstract art

Writing
Reading (book group too)
Singing in a choir
Exercise classes
Bird watching with my son (going to nature reserves)

It would be going to art exhibitions as well but I can’t because of family life

Horse riding
Swimming

Now kids are older I have time to pick them up again, when they were small I did feel lost

Painting and drawing
Gardening
Watching my event horses
Going horse racing
Jigsaws
Cooking for friends

Films (at least once a week)
Running (three times a week)
Exercise classes (two or three times a week)
Reading (every night before sleeping)

Yoga, reading (book group too), theatre, watching live music, outdoor swimming, crafty bits and pieces, upcycling furniture when I get the time, painting stones.

I’m a member of the WI
I knit, crochet, read
I like going to gigs/festivals/art exhibitions

I exercise (dog walking, cycling or running pretty much every day).
Read quite a bit, and used to go to a book club once a month but need to go to this more regularly.
Play piano/ukulele/clarinet/sax a few times a week. Used to go to a pub based Uke night once or twice a month, stopped after having my youngest and really need to get back into that.
Started learning Italian on Duolingo in first lockdown and have been doing that every day.
Other than that I am on GC twitter and MN far too much for my own good...

MN
Word & design games on my tablet
Read & listen to music
Write (short stories, Strictly blog, poems)
Beta read for three authors - another 'pair of eyes' before it goes to copy
Cinema
Eating out