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**Teeppoodiug** · 11-22-2008, 05:50 PM

Funny, I'm not a particularly sports oriented person, I'm more of the geeky kind... but looking back I see I mostly filled my time over the last few years with Kendo and sports (and computer/videogames too). First it was basic riding for showjumping, then changed to classic dressage, then stopped, then went into rowing and gym work, which is where I am now. If I were in a half-decent place I'd have taken up modern pentathlon this year.

From time to time I develop a different interest in things as diverse as document restoration and showjumping course design. Then I take a course or seminar and drop it for time issues. My current obsession is Kendo fora and webpages (doing my own, see sig.)
Also, as I'm still in college, there's ALWAYS more studying/reading to do. And then there's all the extra stuff I read to fill my time...

That's about it. I still get bored sometimes though.

11-22-2008, 05:50 PM	#9
Teeppoodiug Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 476 Senior Member	Funny, I'm not a particularly sports oriented person, I'm more of the geeky kind... but looking back I see I mostly filled my time over the last few years with Kendo and sports (and computer/videogames too). First it was basic riding for showjumping, then changed to classic dressage, then stopped, then went into rowing and gym work, which is where I am now. If I were in a half-decent place I'd have taken up modern pentathlon this year. From time to time I develop a different interest in things as diverse as document restoration and showjumping course design. Then I take a course or seminar and drop it for time issues. My current obsession is Kendo fora and webpages (doing my own, see sig.) Also, as I'm still in college, there's ALWAYS more studying/reading to do. And then there's all the extra stuff I read to fill my time... That's about it. I still get bored sometimes though.
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