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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Lots of people start back to fitness if they had dropped off. I also returned to a pre kid hobby and expanded it by adding equipment and taking classes.

But there are plenty of opportunities to be involved. Like volunteering at school and with their sport and attending school and sporting events and being active in PTA and Booster clubs. [/quote]

Why are multiple people so cagey about their "pre-kid hobby"?  What is it?  OP is looking for specific ideas.
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Sorry. Not trying to be cagey. My prekid hobby was working with glass. I made panels, lamps and whatever else one makes with glass. When I went back to it I added warm glass work (kiln fusing) and mosaic work. In the DMV there are lots of options to learn if you want in person. And there’s you tube. My only caution is that it’s expensive and takes up a lot of space.

I also sew and crochet. I do some drawing but that’s pretty much for making patterns and ideas for glass work. I also do some drawing in connection with making patterns for sewing. I scrapbook (both online and paper) and  do some beadwork.

Soon I am going to cook as a hobby. I have been gathering pans and utensils recommended by people who love to cook and are good at it. Empty nesting for me leaves me with so much time. [/quote]

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