hello :)

I recently discovered coloring books for adults and I am loving it. I don't care if my color combinations don't match :P It is so relaxing for me especially when I color and there is soft music playing :)

mine are drawing, painting w/ watercolor, collecting comics and mangas, web design, trying to do 3D design, video games

I enjoy making quilts.

I have been doing stained glass for about 3 years. I thoroughly enjoy it!!!

I like philosoph and phycology

sex only. w abt u?!?

writing. I have 4 novels out and I am currently working on 2 more.

Also, enjoy drinking glass of wine every now and of course kissing is at the top of the list, LOL

Wow, it makes me feeling like a superman because I can break a chopstick one at a time.

Adventure sports, rock climbing, bunji jumping, sky diving, paragliding, cliff diving, motorbikes, cars, science & philosophy, working out, playing sport, a lil cooking & last but not least...getting intimate with a goegeous woman

New to the site... Mixed media painter, shoe designer & muralist here :)

I saw a very nice garden effect that was done at the N.C.State arboretum. They placed bamboo poles in the ground in a spiral pattern.The poles were about 12 inches apart,and about 8 foot above the ground. between the poles were woven bamboo splits about 12 inches apart. The whole structure formed a spiral trellis,that I would guess to be about 50 feet in diameter. Growing on the trellis,was a variety of kudzu that has purple pods. When you entered through the opening,you walked in a clockwise direction around in the spiral,untill you reached the middle. In the center was a couple of benches,and a gong hanging from above.
To exit you also walked in a clockwise direction around the same spiral,but the exit door was on the opposite side,and the spiral was completely independent from the entrance spiral,or running parallel in the same direction......In other words you walked clockwise to enter,and clockwise to exit,and the entrance was on the opposite side of the exit...

I'm into recycled crafting. So I make things out of things I find thrown away or beachcombing.
I love papermache too and working with home-made clay making hanging ornaments.
I'm not an artist but I'd love to have a bash at mixed media painting. I did it once and it looked good for a first ever attempt but I got carried away and overworked it in the end and threw it out

That's my arty crafty hobbies anyway. I am crazy about music. Used to write poetry but rarely now but hoping to find some inspiration soon My dream is to have a go at a novel. I also love baking and cooking which of course leads me to my final hobby - EATING TOO MUCH

Started wood carving this year, quite relaxing. I've made a couple decent walking sticks and a decent cane for when I need it, a long long time from now! Also enjoy drawing, mostly abstract designs with very small details. Also did some the dye with my daughter this year and I look forward to getting some high quality dye to do some more brilliant colors.

Drag racing, restoring old cars, boats, motorcycles, playing my guitars and restoring them as well. Oh yeah re-building my home. I split my hobbies up for whatever time of year it is.

I haven't had a lot of time for my hobbies lately because of work. But I enjoy beading-making jewelry, knitting and crocheting blankets and throws, drawing and painting. I would like to get back to playing my guitar as well.

snowboarding and guns

calligraphy, watercolor painting and photography

I've had a lot of interests,or hobbies...My latest interest is in restoring a piece of land to my vision of what it may have been at one time. Much,or most of the land on the east coast has been through generations of disturbance.
What I plan on doing,is clear cutting the timber on about 12 acres,and replanting the bottom land in cypress,and the higher ground in loblolly pine. On the area close to the house,I'll put in another orchard,and some berries. It is a big project,and I'll not see immediate results,but future generations will have something of value,and the wildlife will thrive...
I have used the forestry service for help in the past,and will use them for advice on where to get my seedlings,and the labor to help with the planting. I've chosen a good logger,who seems responsible,and has a good reputation. This isn't so much a hobby,as it is a lifestyle.

Just give me a hot glue gun ... whatever comes into my hand, and creative mind is the finish product ( or on going product)

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