Acrylic said:

Sleep.

It's loads of fun and about all I have time for these days.

Yeah, even as I sit here dozing off with my laptop by me, I really feel like going out to do shit. Not a feeling I often get. Otherwise, I'm pretty much in the same boat, with sleep being the most fun I have all week.

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I SAIL gatdamn it!!

(oldie but goodie w/ me behind the lens...)

I listen to music a lot...that and painting & sketching relaxes me....my friends are clubhoppers and im the oddball homebody..I just have really started to enjoy my own company plus I'm not much of a drinker. If I wanted dance..I have a kick ass home theater surround system that I jam too in my underwear...so fun.

Recently i'm improving my cooking skills and trying to learn to play the guitar.

I used to draw when I was a kid, I NEVER do, or paint any more. I don't have the patience

Reading books, magazines (Wired, Popular Mechanics, New Scientist, Time etc)

I like to cook stuff I have never cooked before, when nobody is waiting on a meal, but I find coming up with dinners suitable for my family of 5 each night is a total drain.

I took up photography for a hobby, but I got bored with it once I went pro

I collect robots and barbapapa stuff

Shopping on eBay or IKEA.

Orging, playing snood.

Watching DVDs.

Travel would be my preferred hobby, if I could actually get away more often.

Raising kids, kind of. I used to be all enthusiastic and read mountains of books on it, but lost interest

I used to like indoor plants and cacti, but they largely fend for themselves these days.

My doggy

ZUMBA!!

Dating

Coffee/drinks/dinner with the girls

Being lazy

* Take up entirely unnecessary decorating and home renovation projects

* Long, hot baths

* Harrass my wife, daughter and cat

* Mess around on the internet

* Bike

* Go get lost somewhere in the city

I watch an obscene amount of movies.

i knitt off & on.

take photographs

Take long walks.

spend a day at the mall, drink obscene amounts of coffee.

browse the antique shops

JerseyKRS is funny. Love those posts.

I... paint with my kids, dance, read, play video games, play hide and seek with my kids, cook, masturbate, give people manicures, bundle my kids, listen to music, try to play music, go shopping, watch films, visit friends, get drunk, take my kids to the park, phone friends, sing (badly), play football with my kids, drive fast, eat out, play paintball (not with my kids), fly kites with my kids, walk other people's dogs, have sex, browse youtube for videos of people falling over, hunt for insects with my kids, eat chocolate, go to the pub, sit in the hot-tub.

Lisa10 said:

JerseyKRS is funny. Love those posts.

I... paint with my kids, dance, read, play video games, play hide and seek with my kids, cook, masturbate, give people manicures, bundle my kids, listen to music, try to play music, go shopping, watch films, visit friends, get drunk, take my kids to the park, phone friends, sing (badly), play football with my kids, drive fast, eat out, play paintball (not with my kids), fly kites with my kids, walk other people's dogs, have sex, browse youtube for videos of people falling over, hunt for insects with my kids, eat chocolate, go to the pub, sit in the hot-tub.

Hot-tub?!? No fair...

Work out, web surf, play videogames, read comic books, hang out with my cousins, take friends to dinner

i got this puzzle... 3000 pieces

i think i'll give it a go ...i wonder how long it will take

Acting. My next play opens Thursday night.

Genesia said:

Acting. My next play opens Thursday night.

Break a leg,Genesia!

Care to share the play and your part?

CallMeCarrie said:

Genesia said:

Acting. My next play opens Thursday night.

Break a leg,Genesia!

Care to share the play and your part?

Thanks.

It's a trilogy, actually - called The Norman Conquests. All three plays take place in the same house, on the same weekend, with the same characters. Each tells what happens in the dining room (Table Manners), the living room (Living Together) and the garden (Round and Round the Garden).

It's a huge deal - very few local companies have the balls to attempt this. It requires three sets, three sets of props and six actors with a ginormous capacity for learning lines (among other things) - since all three plays are full length. We're doing them in rotation over a five-week run.

Plus, the playwright (Alan Ayckbourn) wrote them in British vernacular, which means we had to use a standard British dialect. Getting the British accents of six American actors to match perfectly is no small feat. I think we've done pretty well with it all.

Genesia said:

CallMeCarrie said:

Break a leg,Genesia!

Care to share the play and your part?

Thanks.

It's a trilogy, actually - called The Norman Conquests. All three plays take place in the same house, on the same weekend, with the same characters. Each tells what happens in the dining room (Table Manners), the living room (Living Together) and the garden (Round and Round the Garden).

It's a huge deal - very few local companies have the balls to attempt this. It requires three sets, three sets of props and six actors with a ginormous capacity for learning lines (among other things) - since all three plays are full length. We're doing them in rotation over a five-week run.

Plus, the playwright (Alan Ayckbourn) wrote them in British vernacular, which means we had to use a standard British dialect. Getting the British accents of six American actors to match perfectly is no small feat. I think we've done pretty well with it all.

good luck Genesia.

vainandy said:

Get drunk.

Listen to music.

Mix music.

Shake ass.

Jack off.

Suck dicks.

Get my dick sucked.

Laugh and make fun of rednecks and racists.

Shit on Shitney Houston.

yup that's our Andy alright