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nikkiana
12-13-2009, 06:38 PM
So everybody... I was wondering... what sort of fun things do all of you do for hobbies when you're not posting here? How did you get into doing whatever it is you do?

DrunkenPorcupine
12-13-2009, 07:05 PM
I play Magic: The Gathering with good friends.

I drink a lot.

I brew my own beer and wine.

I love driving.

I like cooking too, but I do it enough when I don't feel like it that it kind of ruins my desire to do it more often.

crisare
12-13-2009, 07:13 PM
Cooking
Reading
Movies
Photography

nikkiana
12-13-2009, 09:23 PM
I'm into knitting. My mom taught me how to knit in my late teens, and the year that the Red Sox won the World Series, I just ended up really latching onto it and have been pretty much unstoppable ever since.

I'm somewhat into digital scrapbooking, but less so since I moved to NY.... mostly lack of time and haven't taken as many photos as I used to.

Drinking and barhopping with friends seems to be a somewhat new hobby that's developed since moving to NY... though I seem to be chilling out about that as of late.

I've really been into Rock Band as of late, and I'm a karaoke fiend but since I moved away from New England, I haven't found any karaoke buddies.

DrunkenPorcupine
12-14-2009, 12:36 AM
I'm somewhat into digital scrapbooking, but less so since I moved to NY.... mostly lack of time and haven't taken as many photos as I used to.

Leaving New Hampshire does that to folks. :P

Oh... I suppose "teasing" is also a hobby of mine!

MonoVCPHG
12-14-2009, 01:09 AM
Riding my bike
Working out
reading
drawing (a little)
watching boxing/mma fights online (I don't own a tv)

Best of all, hanging with Redpepper :)

JonnyAce
12-14-2009, 05:56 AM
playing poker (i also deal poker professionally)

cooking

movies (i'm a harsh critic)

TV ( i watch at least 21 different shows)

i've recently been getting more into video games

watching UFC/WWE

comic books

sci-fi

Sweetheart
12-14-2009, 09:44 AM
doing things with my family (homeschooling, reading stories, arts & crafts, puzzles, board games, museums, art galleries, parks, etc.)

going to (or being in) a symphony/opera/ballet

"tabletop" role-playing games (I ran games at major conventions, back when that was big)

collecting books, or just browsing in bookstores

Magic the Gathering (we used to play in the tournaments; R and I love to play it after the kids go to bed)

walking (to keep fit)

bicycling (R and I did a bike trip around NY state as our honeymoon)

reading just about any topic, fiction or nonfiction; I am always reading at least 2 or 3 books at any given time

gardening & taking care of my houseplants (I call them "my babies")

history, anthropology, archeology, linguistics (I have a history degree and another in anthropology/linguistics)

doing research

learning & studying languages (I speak over 10 languages, not all of them fluently)

writing fiction and nonfiction

working on my constructed language (or "conlang" for those who know of such things)

movies (as a filmmaker, I have a keen interest in all films)

acting, directing, any aspect of stage/film

doing voice overs for commercials or animation

photography

art (drawing, painting, sculpting, wood, clay, art films, performance art)

Pokemon (games, books, toys, etc.)

watching or discussing all my favorite TV series (Northern Exposure, Lost, Star Trek, Doctor Who, Babylon 5, Farscape, Heroes, etc.)

Tetris

collecting Micronauts & other old toys


used to be into comic books, but that stuff is the crack!
"Whoa, a new Spider-Man title? I'm already collecting 4 of his titles, but I can add another..."
"A crossover with Batman? OK, I can buy double titles for a couple months..."
Practically needed a 12 step program to get out of that addiction! :rolleyes:

MysticBeth
12-15-2009, 03:48 PM
Working out
Hiking
Fishing
Reading self help books and anything on submissive behavior
Watching true crime shows
Football
Cooking: Italian,Mexican (really just about anything)
Traveling

glowinthedarkstars
12-17-2009, 03:48 PM
Hooping (im just learning but its sooo much fun)
Spinning Poi and Fire Poi
Writing/Reading Poetry
Photoshoping piccies
Discovering New Music
Playing Dressup =)

Lostkeysintro
12-18-2009, 12:28 PM
I play alot of online games. Like diablo 2 and wow. I go to college and hang out with friends. Other then that I don't have to many hobbies.

Ravenesque
12-30-2009, 02:50 AM
Reading (especially dark fantasy, fantasy and sci fi)
Anime
Video games
Photography (when I have access to the resources)
Movies
Theatre/Musicals
Listening to music
Writing/Blogging

and more :D

~Raven~

rubyfish
12-30-2009, 04:45 AM
I read, a lot, of almost everything. Sci-fi, fantasy, history, science, cookbooks, biographies and anything that catches my eye.

I play RPGs, both table top and LOTRO.

I like to cook, but I love baking.

I crochet. In fact, I belong to a crocheting guild and have recruited others to join. No, I don't make sweaters. I make household goods, almost exclusively.

I like some TV. Cooking shows are probably my favorite. I have a not so secrete crush on Alton Brown. But it's okay, I think my very straight husband does as well. British sci-fi is also great.

Ravenesque
12-30-2009, 04:54 AM
Oooh, RPGs are my favorite video games and I used to play tabletop RPGs once upon a time.

British Sci Fi huh... might Doctor Who be included in that? :D

~Raven~

greenearthal
01-02-2010, 04:46 PM
I am in the most funnest band in the universe (it says so on our business card).

I like to make websites. Lots and lots of websites.

I love writing and have written some really great books, short stories, poems, songs, etc.

I really enjoy listening to people. In college I used to go to the Non Traditional Student Lounge or the International Student Lounge and just listen to random strangers and coax their stories out of them. (learned a lot more than I ever could have from all those professors and projects)

vampiresscammy
01-03-2010, 08:48 PM
reading - mainly online recently, and fanfic mostly

writing - i write erotica and fanfic

flirting - with my firends/loves and whomever else lets me get away with it

movies or tv shows - currently on a dr who/primeval/firefly kick and watchign one of those shows each night lately

playing WoW - on Ysera server, horde side lvl 80 DK

spending time with my loved ones whenever possible

listening to music when i can

going to ren fest when its that time of year

dakid
01-04-2010, 08:33 PM
gardening,
reading,
cooking,
writing,
dancing,
learning and teaching practical feminist self-defence,
making mosaics,
talking and listening,
having sex (alone or with specially selected others),
swimming,
cycling,
watching movies,
listening to music,
trying new things,
walking,
flirting,
climbing trees,
exploring new places and ideas,
browsing charity shops and jumble sales,
daydreaming,
volunteering as a counsellor,
watching "soccer",
putting the world to rights in good company over cups of tea!

other things i love to do which i'm not sure i can call hobbies exactly:

almost anything involving time with my niece/nephew/dog/friends/lovers/sisters or a combination of said creatures.

hanging out by myself.

making or buying presents for people i love.

x

CielDuMatin
01-04-2010, 08:42 PM
putting the world to rights in good company over cups of tea!I have tried with only limited success, to convince those on this side of the pond of the miraculous powers of tea, not just for personal benefit, but also for solution of various problems of society....

Tell me - milk before or after pouring, or no milk at all?

dakid
01-04-2010, 08:54 PM
the thing about milk comes from the days when tea was drunk from fine china cups, having been brewed from loose leaves in a pot. the china was so fragile that if you poured boiling-hot or just-boiled water into them without milk already in the cup they would crack or shatter with painful consequences. the rule "milk before tea" stuck around long after people stopped making tea that way, though, as it became a kind of etiquette or class-snobbery thing.

personally i rarely use a pot, and even more rarely do i use loose-leaves or fine china cups. on special ocassions, but very rarely.

i use teabags, and large (one pint if that makes anything to you?) mugs so its not such an issue. i prefer not to put the milk in for a good five minutes or so because i like the tea strong and once you add milk the teabag tends to stop giving out tea for some reason. also because i am impatient and it cools quicker if you wait before adding the milk.

i use oat or soya milk these days since developing lactose-intolerant irritable bowel syndrome, and no sugar. you?

x

dakid
01-04-2010, 08:57 PM
apologies for the tangent there, i could talk about tea for weeks if i let myself ;)

x

CielDuMatin
01-04-2010, 08:57 PM
personally i rarely use a pot, and even more rarely do i use loose-leaves or fine china cups. on special ocassions, but very rarely.Like you I rarely use a pot, since I drink alone. I do like the better selection of loose tea so I have one of those "tea-eggs" and love it.

i prefer not to put the milk in for a good five minutes or so because i like the tea strong and once you add milk the teabag tends to stop giving out tea for some reason. also because i am impatient and it cools quicker if you wait before adding the milk.Yup, very much the same attitude. Milk and two sugars for me, please! ;)

Ravenesque
01-04-2010, 09:14 PM
apologies for the tangent there, i could talk about tea for weeks if i let myself ;)

x

My brother and I always complained that my Mom thought tea could cure anything. I used to hate it until at least high school and that changed completely. Now my love and I have been discovering different types of tea (that's right, we're the first ones to ever drink them :p). He showed me this tea shop at a nearby mall that I thought was just amazing.

We have two tea infusers for loose leaf teas. It used to be only herbal teas for me but we've branched out. My current favorite is a cross between Rooibos and Earl Grey. Either is just made for milk and honey. We haven't continued exploring the green teas as much as I'd like. The last was Sencha (by Rishi). It just filled your whole mouth with flavor.

~Raven~

indigo
01-04-2010, 09:20 PM
Cycling. That's about it I'm afraid.

200 miles/week, 25 races a year, more laundry and recovery sleep than I care to think about.

Watching bike racing, just for balance, ya know can't be too one dimensional.

Settlers of Catan around a table loaded with good friends and food I've prepared.

Reading with one or both of my children nearby.

Over the winter break I became the undisputed Yahtzee champion. You've been warned.

CielDuMatin
01-04-2010, 09:25 PM
Settlers of Catan around a table loaded with good friends and food I've prepared.I love Settlers! A Belgian friend told me about it years ago and then a friend got it recommended and I've been hooked since then! Wonderfully social game!

LovingRadiance
01-05-2010, 03:19 AM
hang out with the kids (homeschool, talking, games, play time)
crochet
write
read
sing
listen to music
workout
riding hubbies motorcycle :)
long walks (10+miles)
occasional movie
cuddling!

Ariakas
01-05-2010, 03:33 AM
Mountain biking (downhill and xc for those who care or know the differences)
Kayaking
Computers (vague I know but pretty much anything IT)
I enjoy reading, non-fiction, and more specifically scifi and fantasy, I am REALLY picky so I tend to reread authors
I have taken to writing recently, nothing specific but just writing to get things off of my chest. This new found set of relationships has opened up an emotional side to me which I haven't let go of since I was 14.

MonoVCPHG
01-05-2010, 03:37 AM
riding hubbies motorcycle :)


He let's you? :eek: My ass is the only one that touches my bike when it is in motion LOL! I'm sooo possessive :rolleyes:

glowinthedarkstars
01-07-2010, 02:25 AM
I am in the most funnest band in the universe (it says so on our business card).

I like to make websites. Lots and lots of websites.

I love writing and have written some really great books, short stories, poems, songs, etc.

I really enjoy listening to people. In college I used to go to the Non Traditional Student Lounge or the International Student Lounge and just listen to random strangers and coax their stories out of them. (learned a lot more than I ever could have from all those professors and projects)

My partner and I so need a website to advertise his classes, pictures, preformances and hoops hehe what kind of services do you offer?

Derbylicious
01-08-2010, 04:10 AM
Playing roller derby
Beading
Making healthier versions on favourite foods
Playing with the kids
Mario Kart (lately...see playing with kids above)
Hiking

mildred
01-20-2010, 12:50 AM
Technical theatre
Going for walks
Reading books
Riding my bicycle
Watching movies
Hanging out somewhere fun and drinking

foxflame88
01-21-2010, 11:44 PM
I love to sew and crochet when I can find time. I also love doing crafts. I try to get to the gym daily and also play with my kids and dogs to stay active. Socially, i love to get out with friends, whether for a cup of coffee or a weekly meeting for trivia nite at the local hot wing place.

River
01-22-2010, 12:43 AM
Gardening is topping the list today, although it is winter and there is snow and ice outside. And although my current plot of ground is too tiny to be believed (apartment dweller). But my partner and I are now decided to move out of the city a bit, to rural land which we hope to share in ecovillage fashion -- a bunch of "green" types with contiguous acres -- an old farm both conjoined and legally distinct.... Private landholdings held together by community purpose.... I'm even going with my partner on Saturday to look at land! It's neither too far nor too near to the city. It has soil and water. What more does one need?

(Edible organic gardening may not be a "hobby" exactly, as it's also very practical, right?)

Outdoor recreation is also near the top of my current list. I/we enjoy camping, backpacking, exploring the myriad exotic places of New Mexico and the SW.

Arts and crafts -- I'm re-engaging with this after a long absence. Primary interests right now are mosaic art and wood carving, but I also hope to continue to engage with watercolor painting and some drawing. I hope to become semi-professional in mosaic art.

Learning -- Is learning a hobby? I love to read, research, watch educational and documentary films, PBS.... My curiosity is unending and extends to almost everything! I've engaged quite a lot in learning about: philosophy, East and West; everything green and "eco" oriented..., wilderness skills, foraging for mushrooms and wild edible plants..., gardening..., you name it. History, social thought and history, politics..., everything fascinates me.

Everything foody and foodish -- eating, cooking, growing, historical, political, theoretical.... Food, like water and sunlight and animal and mineral ... captures my attention and engages me in ...

Conversation & Dialogue -- which is a given.

I'm interested in most everything, to a fault. I make a lousy expert. ;)

River
01-22-2010, 12:51 AM
Would anyone object to our changing the title of this thread to "Hobbies & Interests". I think many of us have interests which don't really amount to hobbies, per se. And those are as worthy of listing here as hobbies, I believe.

Macbeth
01-22-2010, 01:24 AM
He let's you? :eek: My ass is the only one that touches my bike when it is in motion LOL! I'm sooo possessive :rolleyes:

Mono to the core, and in all things, eh? ;)

For me, being self-unemployed, pretty much everything translates into a hobby. . .

Woodworking: I technically own a business, but since I've spent WAY more on it than I've ever made, we'll have to call it a hobby for now. I design and build modern furniture, as well as woodturning.

Acting: If you include the cost of my college education, than this is another I've spent a lot more on than I've ever made. I've been doing well lately on the income front, though. Also just won a couple of awards from the local theater that I'm active in.

Homebrewing: Kind of dropped out of this one several years ago, but I'm now on the way back in, building up my equipment again.

Video/Film Production: This is a weird one. I haven't been doing much of this recently, but have a couple of projects on simmer right now that could be fun, and fit this nicely together with #2 above.

Other than that I read a lot, and play board/card games fairly frequently. My poker game has been suffering of late, but I still enjoy it!

River
01-22-2010, 01:29 AM
Adding to my list...

Cuddling -- At least one person above listed cuddling as a hobby, and I regret that I had not. Thus far in my life, almost everyone I've ever cuddled with has been a "romantic" partner, but my plan is to try it out real soon with some of my close friends! (who are not thought of by myself at this time as 'romantic partners') -- if only because it is so obvious that the world hasn't got quite enough cuddling.

Daydreaming -- which involves many various varieties of dreaming while awake. E.g., "spacing out," "hanging out" (loosely, and without apparent purpose or direction), laying out (not drunkenly when I can help it, but rather just laying down and noticing my breath and thoughts [...sensations, emotions, feelings...], as if they were clouds drifing slowly above/within...; ... and then there is the daywishing variety, in which one simulates potentially realizable actualities in the sense of environments, conditions, experiences.... All kinds of daywishing is good. Try it when you get a chance. [One may even do this while awake at other times than daytime.]

Sitting still and doing nothing in particular, but with attention, also known (rather formally) as "meditation"..., which, I think, is best enjoyed as the art of being here now as opposed to getting there then.

gator
01-26-2010, 02:56 AM
travel...east coast USA mainly
rollerblading
hockey,baseball,football,tennis
working out
swimming
photography...just learning. my daughter is a photography major in n.y.c.
woodworking,finishing...buy unfinished furniture and finish it myself
landscape/gardening/design
narrative writing/fiction/essays
music/ music collecting
"googling" just about anything
ebay
tools/repair/carpentry
flooring..ceramic tile & hardwood installation (rough on the knees)!!
volunteer work
history buff
cooking
and of course, girl watching!!

TL4everu2
07-30-2010, 02:53 AM
Well? What kinds of things do you guys like to do for fun?

I am a pretty avid MMA fan, and I like to actually get in the ring and fight for fun. A close second would be going out to Winghouse to WATCH mma fighting, then after that would be going kayaking.


So what do you do for fun? :)

HappiestManAlive
07-30-2010, 03:10 AM
I raace my car, occasionally drag racing or open track days or time trials but I freakin' LIVE for autocross (SCCA Solo), it's a neverending challenge and impossible pursuit of perfection thing I guess, lol. Add to that pretty much anything car related, shows, wrenching, custom audio. Been a 'car guy' since I was 4 years old, lol.

We have a lot of fun on the kink side, and frankly between the time spent at home and the time spent in clubs and on forums, etc, that counts as a hobby. :p

High end audio. Reading. Scrabble. Video Poker, though not so much anymore. More, I'm sure, but that's enough, lol.

Ariakas
07-30-2010, 03:24 PM
To watch
MMA
Reality TV (ya ya I know)

To do
Sex (I find it exceptionally fun)
this site
mountain biking
hiking
reading sometimes
Music all the time
Going on dates
Meeting people

celtickitten
07-30-2010, 03:30 PM
To watch:
Food Network anything (for the amateur chef that I wish I was)
Mad Men
Big Bang Theory
DeGrassi (curse you, teen drama...you're my shame)
Football, football, football and more football

Hobbies:
Gaming (console and PC)
Collecting Harley Quinn goodies
Reading
Mindlessly surfing teh intarwebs
Hunting down good farmers markets in the area
Writing
Constantly looking for more things to learn

I'm basically a total nerd. I've accepted that. :)

TL4everu2
07-30-2010, 05:00 PM
I raace my car, occasionally drag racing or open track days or time trials but I freakin' LIVE for autocross (SCCA Solo), it's a neverending challenge and impossible pursuit of perfection thing I guess, lol. Add to that pretty much anything car related, shows, wrenching, custom audio. Been a 'car guy' since I was 4 years old, lol.

Yeah, I love the cars also....Raced our 67 mustang for a decent number of years. Both on the street, and at the track. Only did 1/4 mile though. Never had it set up for SCCA stuff....I'm not that skilled. LOL Still have the car, but haven't been top a track in about 6 years or so. :( And now, the car's motor is just a stock one for my daughter to drive around in. :rolleyes:

SchrodingersCat
07-30-2010, 07:24 PM
I love lying down in the hammock, reading a book. My cats come outside with me, and one of them always figures me in the hammock means it's time for her to get attention. Sometimes she'll sit in my lap while I swing.

I watch too much TV.

I like to cycle and walk.

Gardening!! And container gardening inside. I'm planning to grow indoor cukes this winter... There's nothing like picking a fresh cucumber when it's -40 out!!

To watch:
Big Bang Theory
DeGrassi (curse you, teen drama...you're my shame)

Love & Love!! I've been a degrassi fan since back in the day. I followed Spike, Joey, Kaitlyn, and the gang through their childhoods right up until graduation! "Everybody wants something, they'll take your monay, and never give up!"

Breathesgirl
07-30-2010, 10:14 PM
I don't watch much TV, I prefer the peace & quiet when it isn't on.

I LOVE to read.
My online time counts as fun thing to do.
Cooking when Breathes will let me (He's a trained chef so getting him OUT of the kitchen is not an easy thing to do)
M/s


Oh I'm also lusting after Diablo 3! Breathes just showed me the promo on the Blizzard site & OMGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I want, want, want, want!

celtickitten
07-31-2010, 03:12 AM
Love & Love!! I've been a degrassi fan since back in the day. I followed Spike, Joey, Kaitlyn, and the gang through their childhoods right up until graduation! "Everybody wants something, they'll take your monay, and never give up!"

YAY! Another Degrassi fan! I've been watching the various incarnations of the series for ages - the new one on Teen Nick is sucking me in with the drama just like all the rest.

Now I don't feel so silly. Solidarity! :D

marksbabygirl
08-01-2010, 11:23 PM
TV:

a few shows here and there - most notably Grey's Anatomy & Private Practice. LOVE 2 1/2 Men and Big Bang Theory.

Other:

hiking, sex, working out, sex, crafts, sex, computer time, sex, bdsm play, sex, fishing, sex, camping, sex, music (playing and listening to) and did I mention sex?

FireChild
08-02-2010, 08:45 AM
DEGRASSI!!!!!

Curse Comcast TeenNick isn't in our package.

I like tv. I like to knit. Music.

TL4everu2
08-02-2010, 01:37 PM
Ok, lets be more specific then....What do you like to do on a date?


Please leave out anything to do with a bar or massivly expensive things.

We already discussed a ropes course, but D and S have already been on it, and D said "NO WAY! Never again!" I tried to bribe her, and I tried reasoning with her, but the answer was the same. I even went as far as trying to bargain with her.....I told her I would ride this roller coaster that scares the HELL out of me, yet she loves it.....and then in turn, she would do the ropes course. She said no way was she going to bargain 2 minutes of fear for 3 hours of fear. LOL

So....What kinds of things do you like to do on a date?

Ariakas
08-02-2010, 02:14 PM
So....What kinds of things do you like to do on a date?

Hiking - depending on the girl it could be a leisurely walk or a rigorous hike
As an amateur chef (I love cookign to relax) I love spending time on a date with a bottle of wine. Cooking, tasting ...
Picnic (can be expensive though depending on food preference)

Since you didn't say what you consider reasonable, I will continue)

Being in a resort we have a boat load of "small food" restaurants. So I may also take a girl out for tappas. This can be kept under budget and tappas restaurant are privately social
movies - now some people don't like thse for dates, I love them. It creates conversation, allows intimacy in public (really handy in poly) and I like movies.
Other things like art galleries or maybe a high school play. HArd to do living where i live, but I have done it in the past.

TL4everu2
08-02-2010, 02:35 PM
Ariakas, I've never heard of "tappas" until now. They sound absolutely PERFECT! Do you have a website for one of these places? This way, if some place local, has something similar yet calls it something different, I'll know what to look for. LOL

Our budget is around $50 US.



Dang...This one sounds AWESOME! http://www.detectivedinner.com/Detective_Dinner_Theater/The_Detective_Dinner_Theater.html

Ariakas
08-02-2010, 02:41 PM
I actually spelled it wrong...it's tapas. It is really just spanish for appetizer meals/finger food. Very popular in ski resorts as it provides a good meal without making you stuffed...also damn fun for a date :)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tapas

HEre is a review of some in my sort of home town. Gives 3 or 4 tapas style restaurants :)

http://www.blogto.com/toronto/the_best_tapas_in_toronto/

Magdlyn
08-02-2010, 03:04 PM
hiking, sex, working out, sex, crafts, sex, computer time, sex, bdsm play, sex, fishing, sex, camping, sex, music (playing and listening to) and did I mention sex?


hehe! Sex sex sex! I tell my gf she can do anything she wants as long as she gives me as much sex as she possibly can, and keeps cooking me those fantastic dinners she is so good at dreaming up.

(But she can't always give me as much sex as I need, therefore, I have lovers. :p )

I agree with your list, but will add in a huge love of movies, both classic and offbeat. I actually prefer DVDs at home these days, so I can stretch out and be comfortable, and have a pee break without missing anything. I make exceptions for big budget films that cry out to be seen larger than life. Hopefully the movie is so good it will distract my bladder.

I am also an artist and love to create (draw, photograph, or do interior design rearrangements in both my apt and my gf's).

I love museums of all kinds... (wish I could find a bf who would share this interest. I did date a Harvard liberal arts prof for a while who got me into Harvard's museums free and had such interesting commentary).

I love to drive out into the country, sightsee, visit a winery for a tasting, walk on a beach, climb a mountain (heh, hopefully a small one, or a large hill, I am not as young as I used to be).

And I adore swimming and just playing in the water for hours. Nothing relaxes me more.

TL4everu2
08-02-2010, 03:08 PM
I actually spelled it wrong...it's tapas. It is really just spanish for appetizer meals/finger food. Very popular in ski resorts as it provides a good meal without making you stuffed...also damn fun for a date :)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tapas

HEre is a review of some in my sort of home town. Gives 3 or 4 tapas style restaurants :)

http://www.blogto.com/toronto/the_best_tapas_in_toronto/Yeah....Ummm....I LOVE to snow ski, but we kinda live in the wrong area for it. Not much snow skiing in Florida. LOL

Ariakas
08-02-2010, 03:10 PM
Yeah....Ummm....I LOVE to snow ski, but we kinda live in the wrong area for it. Not much snow skiing in Florida. LOL

That is likely to your benefit. I imagine tapas would work well there too...considering the spanish influence on cuba etc. ;)

Breathesgirl
08-03-2010, 10:55 AM
Breathes & I go to a wrestling PPV at a local br & grill once a month.

Possibility & I are currently watching Jericho on DVD.

FireChild
08-03-2010, 02:38 PM
We're cheap as fuck. Even way back in the day most dates were a good movie and good food.

I can't watch Moulin Rouge without feeling a little tingle in my pants. We've had sex EVERY single time we've watched that movie.

TL4everu2
08-03-2010, 02:38 PM
Breathes & I go to a wrestling PPV at a local br & grill once a month.

Possibility & I are currently watching Jericho on DVD.Yeah, we go to the local Winghouse, and watch UFC fights a lot.....but D doesn't enjoy it as much as L and I do, and S could really care less as long as he gets to look at the waitresses. LOL

TL4everu2
08-03-2010, 02:39 PM
We're cheap as fuck. Even way back in the day most dates were a good movie and good food.

I can't watch Moulin Rouge without feeling a little tingle in my pants. We've had sex EVERY single time we've watched that movie.Sorry for the double post, but I think you guys are invited over the next time we rent that movie. LOL :p

assets
08-03-2010, 09:59 PM
I like to play roller derby and snowboard.

I'm also a bit of a beer connoisseur. ;)

Ariakas
08-03-2010, 10:09 PM
I like to play roller derby and snowboard.

I'm also a bit of a beer connoisseur. ;)

I was about to ask if you live in vancouver/victoria...haha...funny how these things connected to one person can remind me of a location :D.,...

assets
08-03-2010, 10:53 PM
I was about to ask if you live in vancouver/victoria...haha...funny how these things connected to one person can remind me of a location :D.,...

yep Vancouver :)

SNeacail
08-12-2010, 11:12 PM
Knitting
Sewing
Cooking
Decorating cakes
Canning
Gardening
Woodworking
Reading
SKIING
Backpacking
Camping
Hiking
Sailing
Watching my kid play football
Going to sporting events with my kids
ham radios

MrDreadful
08-14-2010, 07:19 PM
Live roleplay
Tabletop roleplay
Playing guitar
Watching movies
Cooking
Painting toy soldiers
Real ale
Procrastinating
Worrying