Jim Peters Loc: Pittsburgh

Yummy! I'm A Heart Patiant And Really Miss Desert. My Wife Has been Working On Some Lofat,Low sugar,Low Sodium Deserts.

Turt1e Loc: Columbus, OH

I mountain bike and dare not even take my daughter's point and shoot given my preference for trying to kiss trees at speeds that are way to fast.

:mrgreen:

sodapop Loc: Bel Air, MD

I agree with Elements 10. Between that and LR4, they have become a full time hobby learning them---and fun too (most of the time!)

wisecrafter Loc: Pocahontas, Arkansas

That is nice work.

twitcher32 Loc: North Carolina/Costa Rica

I'd guess it is sitting on the bank of a river fishing with worms and not catching anything - been there done that, too.

handgunner Loc: Windsor Locks, Connecticut

Sitting on the bank and not catching anything is fine in my book. Sometimes taking them off the hook is too much like work.

jjwright71 Loc: Lubbock,Tx

yes i can ,ya might like these,or not, but tis what i do!! with a band saw i cut out puzzles in a 4X4X5" peice of redwood ,on one end i inset a small digital clock ,(bout 2 " in dia,) the motief is "Time is always a puzle", i also rebuild large mantle clocks and refurbish the cases , j( just sold 2 ,for 350.00 )each,dont do watches ,have just purchased an engreaver that runs on air, runs at 400.000 rpm,able to do many scenes in metal or wood ,(Ps :also reload my rifle and pistol ammo) ,short of that ,dont do much of any thing , I will not let it become another job ,do it cause i want to

handgunner Loc: Windsor Locks, Connecticut

I handload for some of my many pistols. Been playing with a powder called Winchester Autocomp and Montana Gold bullets for my 1911's. Super clean and measures like a dream in my Harrel's powder measure.

jjwright71 Loc: Lubbock,Tx

here is mine (ps : twodouble bypasses and a stint along with a flaming pace-maker ))
1.16oz sour creme
2. add sugarfreefat free instant vanillapudding.
3. mix in mixer.then add 15 oz of crushed pineapple ,few chopped pecans -mix well .
4.Put in a grahamcracker crust.(let sit in frige for couple of hours ,and enjoy ) Tis one of my favorites !!

pounder35 Loc: "Southeast of Disorder"

My brother is heavy into woodworking as a hobby. He built his own CNC device and makes Harley signs and collegiate signs. Can’t' find enough time to meet the demand. Not to mention the fact that he builds ands flies R/C planes. Not hard to stay busy if you have the money. :lol: Which I don't. :roll:

jjwright71 Loc: Lubbock,Tx

sorry forgot the header ,this for jim for sugar free dessert
see above for pie

susanl Loc: Brisbane QLD Australia

Sounds like 'unproductive' fishing to me!
:D

CanonFire Loc: Phoenixville, PA

When I don't have a camera in my hand, I sometimes sculpt a bit with polymer clay.

Steampunk Pegasus


Faux Relic Athalon Cross


Faux Copper Rocket Ranger Pendant


Dragon and child pendant

ngc1514 Loc: Atlanta, Ga., Lancaster, Oh. and Stuart, Fl.

There is a retired business exec in Atlanta who had the same question about what to do after retiring. After a long career he knew a group of other guys who were facing the same problem. He got several of his friends together and started the North Atlanta Men's Club. Today the club has 135 members who join together for both entertainment and community service.

There are several group activities every day of the week including bowling, golf, billiards, investment groups, book clubs, trips around Atlanta including locations like the Air Force Museum at Warner-Robbins, infantry museum at Ft. Benning, behind the scenes at the Fox theater, The microcar museum in Madison...), poker nights, cribbage games, discussion groups and others.

We are also known as Romeos - Retired Old Men Eating Out - with lunch gatherings at a different BBQ place every month, a dinner once a month, weekly breakfast gathering.

Members man the USO center at Hartsfield airport, raise money for the Alzheimer's walk, help build Habitat Homes, man local food banks, host older foster kids to an afternoon of bowling and pizza.

Once a month we hold couples bowling with the wives and hold a big, blow-out dinner-dance in the Spring at the Countryclub of the South.

You get the picture.

Does such a group exist in your area? If not, start one. I've been having so much fun with this eclectic group that I hope to start one in Ohio when we retire there.

johnr9999 Loc: Carlton, OR

That REALLY sounds good. What do you think of the option of adding bananas with coconut on the top?