Well, I play the piano and organ ...by ear

I piece quilt tops

build furniture, the latest being marble inlaid end tables (the marble is from Italy when We were over there.

Photography

travel

crunises in the Caribbean

cooking and baking.

gandalf (imported) wrote: Thu Sep 13, 2007 2:15 pm Well, I play the piano and organ ...by ear

I piece quilt tops

build furniture, the latest being marble inlaid end tables (the marble is from Italy when We were over there.

Photography

travel

crunises in the Caribbean

cooking and baking.

...does it leave marks on you face...?



...does mine...

My hobbies include reading, playing Guitar Hero, shopping, cooking and baking, wasting time on the internet, travelling, having people shove sharp pieces of metal through random parts of my body and getting tattooed.

Hasn't left any yet. With the word "organ" in there, I thought I better qualify what was meant.

I used to enjoy photography.

My hobbies now include taking care of a 9 yo. a couple days a week.

Chasing 2 - 15-yo's around most of the week.

Keeping tabs on a 19 yo. out in the real world now.

Wondering if a 17 yo. is in as much trouble as I think he is.

Then there's the baseball / fallball photos. Football photos.

Then there's work.

Then there's Grandpa ... Mac would appreciate that one.

Sometimes I get to watch a movie and chat on the phone in the evenings.

Hobbies?

If cooking is a hobby

If playing on the PC

If playing WOW on the PC

If walking in the woods with my cat

If several other things I do with my time

If these are Hobbies then I don't need anymore because I am to busy.

River

at the moment it would be keeping my nose above water!

I like to play with the mole on my right earlobe for long periods of time. It feels nice.

My hobbie, which some find boring, but its not, well i would say that, but it gets me out and gives me hours of amusment, is saxon churches, i am not religious but i so enjoy the buildings and the materials used. often saxon churches were built when there was a community there but is nothing now so you often come accross them or they are enveloped by later norman churches.

i found one today thats not part of a village, i have driven past it many times but only saw the tower, so i drove down this crounty lane to find this amazing building built entirley of flint, while i was poking about the the church taking photos, some one came into the church to do flowers, and she was telling me all about the history of the church i enquired about its name and she replied that it hasnt got one , well it did have but as there is no village associated to it now the name has long since been forgotten, so it takes it name from the road its on.

Its hing like that, that make this an interesting hobby for me

ukeunuch (imported) wrote: Fri Sep 14, 2007 1:40 pm My hobbie, which some find boring, but its not, well i would say that, but it gets me out and gives me hours of amusment, is saxon churches, i am not religious but i so enjoy the buildings and the materials used. often saxon churches were built when there was a community there but is nothing now so you often come accross them or they are enveloped by later norman churches.

i found one today thats not part of a village, i have driven past it many times but only saw the tower, so i drove down this crounty lane to find this amazing building built entirley of flint, while i was poking about the the church taking photos, some one came into the church to do flowers, and she was telling me all about the history of the church i enquired about its name and she replied that it hasnt got one , well it did have but as there is no village associated to it now the name has long since been forgotten, so it takes it name from the road its on.

Its hing like that, that make this an interesting hobby for me

That does sound intriguing. Thanks for posting.