Can you recommend a new hobby to me?
I love trying new hobbies. My hobby is probably trying new ones and finding ones that stick. Like drawing, writing, and yoga have stuck with me for a long time.
Any suggestions?
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Sewing, learn an instrument, take up dancing, photography, pottery, gardening, learn a new language, cycling... hmmm wine tasting? hehe
Sacha
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Dec 31, 2017
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@silvereyes Some would say sewing can be quite therapeutic, and a cheap way of making original clothing.. others would say its completely frustrating. My mother made me learn sewing as a kid, she also made me play tennis. I have not done either of those again since.
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Castlepaloma
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Dec 31, 2017
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Ballet. I took it up when I was 48 and have loved it. It ties in well with yoga and the intricacy of the moves is apparently good for your brain. And as I can attest, you do not have to be good at it to enjoy it.
RobAnybody
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Dec 31, 2017
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Well I just started keeping a journal...write thoughts that come to me...sometimes about mt day, people I meet..enjoying it... and I am using paper and pen no blog...
CeciRosane60
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Dec 31, 2017
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Based on the likes you listed, try Macrame, Crochet or Knitting. I do macrame on occasion and it's something that keeps your fingers busy. It's not too expensive to buy into and can be used to make some interesting things for yourself, friends and family.
Gnarloc
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Dec 31, 2017
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I am just glad it's not "someone" on those needles! 
Learn to ride a motorbike. I don't know about over there, but here in the UK there is a great social scene around bikes. Women are welcomed and treated as equals.
Uncorrugated
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Dec 31, 2017
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Try writing a novel. Pay for a good editor. Get it published on CreateSpace. Make a Youtube trailer for it.
It's a really fun adventure.
Hominid
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Dec 31, 2017
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@silvereyes - yes, twice. I then became a reviewer of POD publications (print on demand) which basically means "vanity press"; i.e. your shit gets rejected by every publishing house in existence, so you self-publish. But there's lots of good stuff out there missed by the big publishers; their loss. I've yet to figure out how such trash gets attention, but quality writing doesn't. Maybe it's who you know, dunno.
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#2 was may favourite. Could be a movie script, I was told by numerous people in the industry. Need a good agent...
Skydiving
chuckles
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Dec 31, 2017
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OK yeah, that's not a match for you then. It really is the most awesome feeling you can imagine. I haven't done so in many (too many) years. I'd love to get back into it, but I have too many hobbies (dog training, home building, car).
Fused glass classes can be expensive, but it is more forgiving than stained glass. Wood turning, trust me this can be addictive and meditative. Hell just watching it can be addictive. LOL Yes, I watch YouTube videos on wood turning. You’re in OK, perfect place too storm chase. Restoring furniture, repurposing items.
I’d also recommend trying out some sports you can do on life long basis. You might try Tai Chi, but dancing, walking, weightlifting (most people have too get nuts to get really buff) could also supplement the yoga you are already doing.
CS60
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Dec 31, 2017
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Bake Cookies! All kinds of cookies. Too many cookies. Give them away. Everybody loves a good cookie.
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Dec 31, 2017
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