Other hobbies

[mhami]

I don't do anything on a regular basis to call it a hobby. However, if it can be called a hobby, I do volunteer work a lot.

I also like to create Excel spreadsheets. I can find almost any reason to create one. There is so much you can do with Excel. It is almost like writing a computer program.

[Fledgling]

What a talented group of women. Surely a force to be reckoned with.

I love looking at the photos posted here of others work.

mhami: my SO feels the same way about Excel spreadsheets, so that made me smile.

-I'm a fan of volunteer work, as well. Especially with Girl Scouts. I'm training to be a Rappel Assistant as we speak.
-Camping/Hiking/Backpacking
-I just made a gift out of twisting copper wire that I'd like to invest more time in (maybe sell somewhere, let me know if you want anything ). It was surprisingly easy and went over well with the recipient.

[shootingstar]

I don't do anything on a regular basis to call it a hobby. However, if it can be called a hobby, I do volunteer work a lot.

I also like to create Excel spreadsheets. I can find almost any reason to create one. There is so much you can do with Excel. It is almost like writing a computer program.

You are a gem as a volunteer!
Though it's not his "hobby", my partner also likes to do stuff on Excel.
Which I don't quite understand except it must be related to organizing 'stuff' and documenting. I'm like that but with words and visuals because "blogging" is like organizing ideas and pics for a "story".

Juliegoddess:
Great knitting stuff you are doing. I have respect for anyone who does knitting, lacemaking, tatting, crotcheting regularily: how do you find patience to do something that takes a long time to finish the garment? ie. a sock. I'd rather "sew" a sock, for faster results.

I did knit briefly as an older teen for a few years but abandoned it for sewing and tailoring. (Of course I went through the macrameing, hand-embroidery stage as a teen too..)