[AdamA]

Originally Posted by Mounds

Anyone else have this problem? I could walk into a library or book store and browse every section (except sports). I love it all. It's actually kind of debilitating. Right now, I'm reading a Tom Clancy novel, "The Memory Book" by Jerry Lucas and Harry Lorayne, and just started "What Every Body is Saying" by Joe Navarro. My wish list on Amazon has every topic imaginable (physics, chemistry, philosophy, behavior, trivia stuff, ect.).
In addition, I'm taking a horticulture certificate and NLP next year. Aside from that, active hobbies are Muay Thai kickboxing, jui jitsu, guitar, drawing, insect collecting, fossil collecting, cooking and archery.
I did play a fair amount of video games up until six months ago. Lately, playing has been more a force of habit. I'll play for 30-45 minutes and think "Man this is boring." Shut it off and a couple days later, same thing. I maybe watch an hour of tv every two days. Internet, 1.5 hours a day.
Lately my issue is that I almost feel like I have an obligation to neglected hobbies. Anyone have tips on prioritizing them? I think reading is very important so that ranks right up there, same with health (cooking and martial arts) and education (NLP and Hort). I think I just answered half my own question but suggestions are welcome!

-Tim

I know what you mean about the bookstore. I just do 1 or 2 hobbies (actively) at the most. Sometimes I'll try and combine a hobby with friends so that my spending time with friends also counts as doing a hobby. For instance, going for a run with a friend.

Then are things I do when I'm on break that I normally never get the time to do.