Simple everyday living takes up a bit of time. Hobbies, a bit more. Chilling out, a bit more. No need to be extremely bored all the time. Better to be a bit bored, than stressed out. A lot depends on what type of transportation you have or depend on. Since retired, really don't have a schedule. When daughter lived at house, then school runs, 2X a day, 35 kms round trip each. Some extra on weekends. Now, no responsiblities, but a few daily routines ... ... wake, make coffee, snake recon while brewing. Let dog out, poor coffee, let dog in. ... decide where to sit & sip, if nice out, or back at bed & internet, catch up on the world. ... troll AN ... morning routine over. Around noon, brekkie, then out the door to the park and or surf, as the dog takes me for my walk. Hit Makro every other day or 3rd day, as we do a lot of whole food home cooking, and need fresh ingredients. Protein usual in the freezer after pruchased, and stocked up along with fruits. Prepping and cooking takes some time, and a great hobby. Most things from scratch, so time comsuming vs prepared processed items. Simple normal existing stuff. Lots of local exploring, for a munch, a coffee / dessert shop. Photos and or operate drone, and more photography. Only real hobby, other than eating 🙄 Always another pre sunset evening walk, locally, since living semi rural, and safe to walk along the road, and lots of green for the dog. Evenings are usually downloaded movies / tv series, YT, though starting to bore me. Planning O&A. Editing photos / vids. All fills in the days & nights. After a few weeks of that, then O&A somewhere for 1 or 2 weeks. No alcohol, no bar scenes. Nice quiet relaxed life, suits us both. Her main hobbies are in the greenhouse, gardening and playing seamstress, makes all our clothers, soaps, her make up, with her little chemistry set up 😂 Nothing too exciting, nothing too boring. Just retired life, enjoying it, while waiting to crap out
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