[Danielle G.]

What helps you relax?​

Welcome to a fabulous Friday afternoon, members! How are you wrapping up the week? I'm hoping to get a good back massage, and maybe spend a bit on some retail therapy. Whether you’re planning to be out and about, or just staying at home in comfort, here’s to a weekend of heartwarming joy and restorative relaxation! What activities help you relax? We’re always keen to hear your thoughts, so share them here.

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[marrels]

Morning walks and breakfast at favourite Cafe, bit of gardening and some crocheting. It might not sound like much, but it what l enjoy.

 

[marrels]

Morning walks and breakfast at favourite Cafe, bit of gardening and some crocheting. It might not sound like much, but it what l enjoy.

 

[judyl45]

Having limited mobility I rarely leave my home, however I love cryptic crosswords, latchhook, knitting and reading. My neighbour kindly checks in on me twice a day.

 

[Phinix]

A casual round of golf, socialising with friends

 

[Suzanne rose]

No 1 is cooking and then either sketching or painting.

If I can, I love walking along the beach . I love walking from Tamarana to Bondi

 

[Carol]

Meditation

 

[Kevin. A.]

My hobbies keep me relaxed. I enjoy painting, (Spray art, No Graphiti), Woodworking, Metalwork, crafting and my new hobby Coin collecting. My son (43 yrs old) had been bitten by the coin collecting bug, and you guessed it; its dad doing all of the grunt work finding and searching the coins. I must admit the hobby is interesting with lots of new things to understand and learn when looking at how coin errors occur what to look for and what makes an error or does not make an error. I found the history of coins and notes very interesting. Understanding how and why some countries use images of their historical heroes and not their monarchs or political leaders to embellish their currency. There is always something new to learn. Below is what is known as a flamingo CUD (Coin Under Developed) on a 2001- 5 cent piece I found recently (noodling is the term). This little error apparently Turns 5 cent coin into $45, "so they tell me". Not a bad investment I could be a millionaire if I find enough of these things Cheers.