OT; your hobby?

[desmond]

bg, in the National Forests there is no need for any agent, very few people are using them anymore and the Forest Service does little to promote the use. The old campgrounds that were used in the 50’s-80’s are run down and vacant. I have ridden the OHV (off highway vehicle) trails for the past 5 years and see an occasional hunter or a few motorcycle dirt riders and that is about it. Angeles and Los Padres Nat. Forest are so close to so many people and some of the terrain is awesome. Camping is a lost hobby in these places.

[SD Transplant]

fishing + boating (inshore,offshore, river, lakes….etc)…….spend most of my time doing + blogs

[SD Transplant]

fishing + boating (inshore,offshore, river, lakes….etc)…….spend most of my time doing + blogs

[SD Transplant]

fishing + boating (inshore,offshore, river, lakes….etc)…….spend most of my time doing + blogs

[SD Transplant]

fishing + boating (inshore,offshore, river, lakes….etc)…….spend most of my time doing + blogs

[SD Transplant]

fishing + boating (inshore,offshore, river, lakes….etc)…….spend most of my time doing + blogs

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

My hobbies:

0. Reading about other people’s hobbies on blogs.
1. Math
2. fantasy football
3. reading IRS publication 527
4. coaching kids’ sports

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

My hobbies:

0. Reading about other people’s hobbies on blogs.
1. Math
2. fantasy football
3. reading IRS publication 527
4. coaching kids’ sports

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

My hobbies:

0. Reading about other people’s hobbies on blogs.
1. Math
2. fantasy football
3. reading IRS publication 527
4. coaching kids’ sports

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

My hobbies:

0. Reading about other people’s hobbies on blogs.
1. Math
2. fantasy football
3. reading IRS publication 527
4. coaching kids’ sports

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

My hobbies:

0. Reading about other people’s hobbies on blogs.
1. Math
2. fantasy football
3. reading IRS publication 527
4. coaching kids’ sports

[briansd1]

[quote=walterwhite] see other posts re; childrearing activities.
[/quote]

Is childrearing really a hobby or an obligation/responsibily?

IMO, a hobby should be something that you have the option of doing or not doing.

Cooking is necessary for most people, if they want to eat at home. So it’s not a hobby.

However, cooking can be a hobby if one chooses to do it very well and enjoys doing it.

Is it necessary to excel at something for it be a hobby?

[briansd1]

[quote=walterwhite] see other posts re; childrearing activities.
[/quote]

Is childrearing really a hobby or an obligation/responsibily?

IMO, a hobby should be something that you have the option of doing or not doing.

Cooking is necessary for most people, if they want to eat at home. So it’s not a hobby.

However, cooking can be a hobby if one chooses to do it very well and enjoys doing it.

Is it necessary to excel at something for it be a hobby?

[briansd1]

[quote=walterwhite] see other posts re; childrearing activities.
[/quote]

Is childrearing really a hobby or an obligation/responsibily?

IMO, a hobby should be something that you have the option of doing or not doing.

Cooking is necessary for most people, if they want to eat at home. So it’s not a hobby.

However, cooking can be a hobby if one chooses to do it very well and enjoys doing it.

Is it necessary to excel at something for it be a hobby?

[briansd1]

[quote=walterwhite] see other posts re; childrearing activities.
[/quote]

Is childrearing really a hobby or an obligation/responsibily?

IMO, a hobby should be something that you have the option of doing or not doing.

Cooking is necessary for most people, if they want to eat at home. So it’s not a hobby.

However, cooking can be a hobby if one chooses to do it very well and enjoys doing it.

Is it necessary to excel at something for it be a hobby?

[Author]

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