Hobbies

Fonzie-NL

Fonzie-NL

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What pleasure do you get out of a football referee? Or should I not ask
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Quite possible getting abuse hurtled towards you, before-during-and after a match...
And thus finding a novel way to enlarge your vocabulary? :P
 
ToriRat

ToriRat

Is that a Moomin?
Live action role play, gaming, sewing, general crafts ( cardmaking, scrapping), and having a trainiac son.
 
ToriRat

ToriRat

Is that a Moomin?
Not taking him. 'Tis the burden of the mother in law to take him....Doesn't bother me I'll be in Preston Steampunking it up at the retrofuturists ball.
 
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pollyannapatch

Alison
Well as the name suggests my main hobby is patchwork and quilting. I also enjoy taking my boys to anything "trainy", steam trains, models trains etc. Will defo be at show ground this weekend! :)
 
Gramaisc

Gramaisc

Forum O. G.
pollyannapatch said:
Well as the name suggests my main hobby is patchwork and quilting. I also enjoy taking my boys to anything "trainy", steam trains, models trains etc. Will defo be at show ground this weekend! :)
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Great, we'll keep an eye out for them.
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speak65

speak65

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Hobbies for me:

Wild swimming -I am probably the nutter you see by Essex Bridge. Will be doing my bit in the Trent Challenge this summer.
Watching footie - West Ham is in the blood, but am getting more interested in the Rangers too.
Reading - Just started Anna Karenina as I've never read it before and felt in need of a classic. Best recent book was The Help.
Spending time with the most wonderful grandaughter in the world EVER.
Camping - although I aspire to a VW camper.
Backgammon - Any clubs round here?
Eating out - Still not tried the fine dining at the Post House yet though.
Ensuring I remain just slightly off-beat.

But nothing at all trainy I'm afraid
 
Withnail

Withnail

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speak65 said:
Just started Anna Karenina...
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Loved that book, even though it falls very much outside my parameters of a book worth reading (far too thick).
speak65 said:
Backgammon - Any clubs round here?
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Now there's a game - played it for the first time in a long, long time over Xmas and couldn't believe i'd left it so long. Know not of any clubs, but if you find one i'm up for it.

(somewhere in my house is a lovely backgammon set i bought in Hamsterjam - unfortunately i have narrowed down the 'where it could be' search zone to the loft, consequently it is basically a write-off)
 
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