QUESTION: What’s your favorite extracurricular activity?
The Water Cooler – What’s Your Favorite Extracurricular Avtivity?
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QUESTION: What’s your favorite extracurricular activity?
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That’s a loaded question 🤔 🤣
Gardening, teaching Grandson to be tool and home repair literate,
designing and building controls for one of my Son’s businesses.
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AND breaking in my new recliner, thing vibrates, heats and push a
button, an it TILTS UP.
Bet a a Higher RPM Motor would help that tilt up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LehNm4VVqJI
So many to choose from but probably hiking. I love nature and it keeps me in shape.
You mean besides sex? Traveling.
The question specifically said “extracurricular”
Although perhaps you were referring to “extramarital”?
That would be considered extracurricular.
Or did you mean that sex happens so infrequently that it isn’t part of your normal curricular activity?
I’m not judging mind you, just trying to keep things straight….. oh, and don’t misunderstand what I mean by “straight” …. awww geez! this is getting too complex.
Just forget I said anything.
Building hot rods and fast cars has been a hobby since I was a teenager. In the 80s,
I got into photography, and I prefer a film camera over a digital camera. I also volunteer
at the Children’s Hospital in Oakland a couple of times a week, entertaining and playing
with some very sick children. Seeing them smile, makes me smile.
Extracurricular?
Since retiring, I spend more time each week working on genealogy than I ever worked for a job that came with a paycheck. The rest of my time is for family, Scouting, and sharing true stories with other veterans.
Going 4 wheeling in my lifted Jeep. Riding my Harley. Taking photographs (digital SLR). Any combination of those.
Spending time with our large family, designing, building and flying radio control airplanes, traveling, photography, attending races at Laguna Seca and sometimes at Sears Point, (the last three go together), reading, camping, woodworking.