Cooter
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I know it's a chatty question and this being a motorcycle forum most responses will (should?) be predictable:sleeping:
But lately I've noticed several acquaintances of mine that have no hobbies. Nothing.
Work, eat, TV, buy stuff, bed, repeat.:down: Aside from 'I love my kids/wife/dog', or minor things just to pass more time before they die, they have passion for nothing. Seems like Hell to me.
What do you selfishly for YOU and not for anyone else. The thing that makes you smile in your sleep, the thing your friends roll their eyes when you talk about it. Something you'd do whether married, single, parent, broke, old, hurt...
The best thing I ever did in my life was to eliminate things I did that I wasn't passionate about. A garage full of shiny stuff that just sat:grumpy: That crap always needed something. Registration, maintenance, whatever. That left money, and most importantly TIME for the few things I really love.:triumphant:
For me, it's being packed light and putting my helmet on without a final destination:eagerness::angel:
Yesterday, a 35 year old guy called me "Sir" and opened the door:mad-new: so I'm coming up to 'old age' I can no longer deny:upset:
No matter... I have truly never been happier in my life.
What floats your boat?? A boat? haha.
But lately I've noticed several acquaintances of mine that have no hobbies. Nothing.
Work, eat, TV, buy stuff, bed, repeat.:down: Aside from 'I love my kids/wife/dog', or minor things just to pass more time before they die, they have passion for nothing. Seems like Hell to me.
What do you selfishly for YOU and not for anyone else. The thing that makes you smile in your sleep, the thing your friends roll their eyes when you talk about it. Something you'd do whether married, single, parent, broke, old, hurt...
The best thing I ever did in my life was to eliminate things I did that I wasn't passionate about. A garage full of shiny stuff that just sat:grumpy: That crap always needed something. Registration, maintenance, whatever. That left money, and most importantly TIME for the few things I really love.:triumphant:
For me, it's being packed light and putting my helmet on without a final destination:eagerness::angel:
Yesterday, a 35 year old guy called me "Sir" and opened the door:mad-new: so I'm coming up to 'old age' I can no longer deny:upset:
No matter... I have truly never been happier in my life.
What floats your boat?? A boat? haha.