I've started playing chess recently. It's a fairly interesting game and there is a lot you can learn. Seams like something you can always continue to get better at. 

Sometimes I like dismembering old electronics. This is a hobby of mine. I like to take things apart, and sometimes put them back together. 

Reading. I absolutely love reading. Lately I find myself doing this a lot more than anything else. I can walk and read, which is kind of fun walking to work from the bus stop.

Writing. I find little outlets of creative writing to be fun.

Other than that, I work too much to do a lot.

I had tons of hobbies as a kid... None as an adult. Lots of interests, little motivation.

Back when organized sports was a thing I coached some basketball.   I also enjoy open water fishing.

Back in my day I thrived in racquetball.   It was my passion.  Self trained for the most part I got good enough to play against the worlds best.  That's when my game actually improved tho.  I thought I was all that but found out I was still a novice in the big scheme of things.  I did have skills but not the all around game.  That is was my weakness and that is what the pros look for then they just pounce on it.  So, I worked on an all around game and was able to train with the #10 in the world and I also practiced with the #1 ranked in the world handball player Naty Alvarado.  It was an amazing experience to do that.  Eventually I hung up my racquet as I started way to late in life to reach that but was recognized as the club pro for a bit.  Quite a ride.

I like table books, or like cookbooks. Basic stuff with nice pictures and are easy to look at. I probably have about 20 of them laying around

I enjoy poetry, long walks on the beach, and gyrokayaking the rapids of the Allegheny river. Life is what you make it :)

I love cooking, especially korean cuisine. But I'm bad at it, unfortunately. Besides that, video games, board games and watching netflix.

Some hobbies I enjoy

Video games, watching tv, hanging out with friends, reading and writing. 

I think one of my favorite hobbies is collecting stamps I like to find old letters and get the stamps off of them what I do is put them in water for a little bit until the stamp falls off and then I collect it

I love video games as a hobby, so many things to explore, to play, to enjoy. So many world to explore, cities to burn and enemies to execute.

Now I am playing Subnautica and I am trying to wipe out whole Ocean Planet and make fishsticks out of their dead bodies. Then one fish ate me, so my plans went overboard, had to start over, found that little c*nt and sliced him up so good, his future offspring's felt it.

Fried him up and used his head as my hat.

Then I went home to play some video games.

I have another hobby, I guess you could call it a hobby, cooking. I love standing over a hot grill on a summers day, (maybe spring) and cooking up some steaks, sausages or plain old hot dogs and hamburgers. The most challenging thing I have cooked to date would have to be Beef Wellington. It takes awhile to cook, but you can't beat the taste. Anyone who watches Chef Ramsay, will know about Beef Wellington. 

I love to bake sweet treats and I try to make something new each time. The last dessert I made is a Filipino cake called mango float, which my hubby loves. So now I always know what to make when his birthday comes up. :) Exploring the nature is also my favourite thing to do whether it's hiking, beach walks or long road trips. 

I have loads of hobbies, although they seem to be taken over by naps and work these days. I read a lot, love cooking and baking when I have time and money to do so. Video games are a huge one as well, most of my free time after work is taken up with that. 

I knit, although my hands are fucked so I don't do it as much. I used to paint, but it wasn't worth bringing my art stuff with me when I moved. Piano, clarinet, and lol, running. Many a hobby, so much depression stopping me.