Hobbies for the Young at Heart

Many mornings and afternoons on my trek to and from work I am treated to the sight of a few older men flying their elaborate model airplanes by the Naval Academy Stadium. The numerous times that I have driven by all the wooden and metal flying devices alike are lined up as if at attention. Painted and crafted with care, they are proudly flown as the sun rises over Annapolis. I truly wish I had a picture to share, but I have never had enough chutzpah to jump out of the [moving] vehicle and snap a few frames.

This got me to thinking [naturally]... what kind of hobbies am I going to pick up when I become an older individual? And I am not talking thirties [which seems old to me now... but just wait a few years, Julia], I am speaking of the age where your spine can no longer exist in a straight line. The age where every smile that occurred in your lifetime can be seen on your face in artistic wrinkles. The age where "when I was a kid" can actually be used appropriately because things were so drastically different when you actually were a kid. The age where you can do whatever the heck you want because darn it! you've lived long enough to have that right.

So here, for your viewing pleasure [and mine], I have compiled a brief list of hobbies for the young at heart. [Disclaimer: these can't be normal hobbies because you have your chance to accomplish those now].

UnderWater Basket Weaving

because baskets are always better underwater

Extreme Ironing

why iron in your household when the fresh breeze makes clothes more enjoyable?

Join the Texas Bigfoot Research Conservancy

because honestly, important participation in groundbreaking research is essential even in the later years

 And a link for you and your friends: www.texasbigfoot.org

Gymnastics
i am not stretchy at all now, but maybe when i'm older. just be inspired

What hobbies do you think you will pick up when you are meandering along in years?  
 

Brief Beginnings

The ultimate goal of this whole project is to document my incredibly amateur photographs. I bought a SLR Canon Rebel in April, and I absolutely do not know how to weild it to the best of its abilities as of the end of the summer. But who can blame a girl? The rollercoaster in my life since April includeds...

• graduating [please ask me if it was from highschool, everyone else does...]
• a three week tour in Israel [complete with camels and falafal]
• a minuscule break in June [no, i didn't learn how to use my camera then, of course]
• my first real, legitimate, full time job

 So to start things off:

                                           Sister. Sister. Cousin. Fin.