- photography
- gardening
- music - singing, piano, viola, etc.
- running/marathon training
- yoga
- sewing
- scrapbooking
- cooking/baking
- cake decorating
- crocheting/knitting
- beauty - trying new hair styles, makeup techniques, nail art tricks, etc.
- get a pet
- painting
- drawing/sketching
- woodworking
- dance
- beading/jewelry making
- pottery
- home design
- home repair
- housework
- reading
- writing
- crafting
- travel/sightseeing
- learn a language
- family history
- blogging
- journaling
- cross-stitch
- video games
- watching movies/tv shows
- quilting
- fashion
- party planning
- hiking
- rock climbing
- martial arts/kickboxing
- model/dollhouse building
- film/make videos
- cycling
- weight-lifting
- swimming
- auto mechanics
- computer/technology stuff
- camping
- calligraphy
- aviation
- teaching
- hang-gliding
- volunteering
- activism - charities, politics, causes, etc.
- antiquing
- surfing
- scuba-diving
- ballooning
- learn a new instrument
- landscaping
- candle making
- art - collage, pastel, sculpture, abstract, etc.
- acting
- shooting
- hunting
- taxidermy
- floral arranging
- glass blowing
- stained glass
- story-telling
- study psychology
- chemistry
- astrology
- astronomy
- nutrition/diet science
- art history
- architecture
- boating/sailing
- racing
- roleplaying
- board gaming/ card games
- basket weaving
- collecting
- puzzles - word, picture, number, etc.
- play pool
- horseback riding
Do you have any hobbies to add to this list?
That is a pretty good comprehensive list. A lot of stores like Hobby Lobby and Joanns have classes for beginners and you could look into taking some to see what you enjoy. Also, rec centers for sports and such.
ReplyDeleteI had a similar problem at one point and have tried many things. I don't have a set hobby but I always have a project of some sort that I can turn to when I need a break.