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Surfing the net. After many abdominal surgeries, recent being last January, im limited to what i can do now around the house. , i can manage the odd short walk, but that's all. Even grocery stores , if big, are still a challenge. I enjoy the many things offered up on the computer these days.....

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I used to be a fanatical swimmer and walker until I damaged my thigh and now, even walking becomes painful after a while and it sadly ruled out any more swimming. I still can't think of anything constructive to do that doesn't involve movement so now I take the dogs for a hobble somewhere, natter on here, might do a bit of housework/gardening, natter on here again maybe, play my beloved computer game and then shopping. Maybe watching films would count as a pasttime (gawd, that sounds so boring!)

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Gardening, cooking, crosswords, sudoku, computer ..... but top of the list is spending time with my grandchildren

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Horse racing, drinking fine Port with a long cigar in the evening, and usually messing around in the shed in the daytime.

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What is it with men and their sheds?

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It could perhaps be a retreat from 'the monstrous regiment'

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but men can stay in those sheds for hours and hours - what do they find to do in there! My Dad was the same (that or the greenhouses) - he'd be called in for meals, he'd eat them and then back he'd go!

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Swimming
Computer
Baking cakes

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They can if we lock 'em in.

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What is it with men and their sheds?
They become inspired, I'm still waiting for that great eureka moment when I make my big discovery, gettin a bit fed up waiting though.
Some great discoveries were made in a mans shed, Shaw used to write his books in his shed with nobody to bother him, It's a home not far away from home, it's hard to explain to shed atheist.