Compaq888 -

If I had time to burn, I would take some kind of auto-mechanics class or electronics class in order to have the skills to mod my car for less $$$$. (Dammit Jim, I'm a keyboard jockey, not a gearhead!!!!!!!!!!)

You could also learn Tai-Chi (moving meditation). It's great for your long term health. I have been practicing it for 10 years. If I had the time (i.e. discipline) to practice every day, I would be in really great shape right now.

CarloSW2

learn spanish :)

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Find out what makes you happy and run with it.

I've found that multiple hobbies can be entertaining -- when one gets old, you can go to the next one (or if one is out-of-season due to weather, etc). You can always go back to the old one again, or if it sucked, now you know :)

It may sound corny, but if you can incorporate a hobby into volunteer work for the community, that can feel pretty good too. If you like driving, deliver for meals-on-wheels, for example. :thumbup:

Think about what made you happy as a kid and go from there...

RH77

lol like mine is building stuff. always have always will. (sometimes stuff just doesnt need to get built by my hands...:D) never really been into sports or anyhting but outdoor stuff i love to do. hence my current job is mowing grass and doing general yard work. i also fix lawnmowers (again goes back to the building fixing things)

tried it last semester. Didn't like the teacher.