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you'd enjoy the pottery one i think






my new hobby will be learning to make a
proper cup of tea for a husband i guess

My new hobby - FWIW

To try to get more people to start thinking of taking up any practical hobby, instead of time wasting on Computers, Lager swilling or watching mind rotting sub-culture soaps, enforced Football and dumbed down reality rubbish on idiots lanterns

Great stuff Helga

Seriously - I think *you* could be very creative with a potters wheel if you get the right tutition and your own wgheel and furnace.

That investment could even lead to a small cottage industry for you in a niche market. - As a model maker since I was 6 and having done it professionally too, I still love watching the potters skills *throwing* a pot and creating simple yer stylish shapes from just a lump of slip.

Go for it Gal
Cheers
Mike

No you want to take up somthing that will be unexspected of you like archery, or mechanic's

Im planning on learning to knit, I already know how to use a needle and thread,or a sewing machine

I've done fashion and hairdressing, textiles, basket weaving.
it all fits nicely with my out door interests...

this year Im exstending my psycology, and learning decorating ( keep falling of my ladders you see )

Woops - Pleas excuse the cock ups on typing - fat fingers
bold words should have been tuition, wheel and yet

good look zella on watever you choose it will be rite hun coz you will give it youre all ..............if ya choose pottery please make me a mug big enuf for me horlicks coz i hate getting up to make a second one, but i need it to sleep,i is 31 going on 60 i know hun

hi zella i did a pottery course a few years ago and i found it most enjoyable good luck with whatever you choose

I`m going to learn basket making and falconary i hope

Thanks all who replied and thanks for having some faith in me When I mentioned these courses to my son, he just said "Good God" ...and when I told everyone at work this morning they never said anything. All they did was stand there looking stunned like this -->



The courses start 12 Jan so I'll let you know which one I enrolled for when I finally make my mind up

Here's complete list by the way:

1) Drawing and Painting.
2)T'ai Chi
3)Yoga
4)Water Mixed Oil Painting
5):Guitar: Beginners
6)Complete Beginners guide to Sewing
7)Sculpture with Clay
8)Cushions, Crafts and Cards
9)Dressmaking and Tailoring
10)Songwriting Tips and Techniques
11)Seasonal Gardening
12)Pottery
13)Chinese Watercolour Painting
14)Drawing and Painting from a life model
15)How to restyle your clothes
16)Drawing and Painting - Portraits from Photographs.
17)Grow Your own Vegetables

im taking up singing

We could all be in for a wet summer... No change there then

I'm just about to start an online course to become a certified English teacher, and I am looking out for an Italian language course,not sure if they will be hobbies or life enhancements

I think yours will definitely be life enhancements.. The English teacher one will help your career whilst the Italian language one should help in your communications with the Italian people when you relocate there. The course I end up enrolling for will just be an hobby for me. It's only 2 hours a week for ten weeks which doesn't seem like a long time but still tricky to fit in timewise. Obviously, not as time consuming as both your courses will be though.. .. I'm feeling tired just thinking about all the hours you will have to put in

Recumbent cycling - maybe...

go for the yoga,it will bring much more into your life,then you can go on to other stuff,I was in India this year and yoga was part of the course,you will feel much better mentaly and then life is yours,you will never look back

To carry on with my Salsa dance classes
Learn French and Spanish (Could be I am being a bit ambitious??lol)

Go back to college and get Diploma in either Law or mediacal crerical! (Deffo one I can do!)

try yoga,it can do you good for your health

yoga is a way for keeping you healthy
pottery is something to keep you busy

I had to look up what those type of bikes were.. I would definitely fall asleep riding one of those I don't drive so cycle 10 miles a day getting to work and back on my trusty old racing bike. One day about 4 years ago I was riding to work at 5am and fell asleep on it Luckily I woke up just as I was about to crash into a back of a car