re: What hobbies have you acquired in your 30's or after?

Board Games, backpacking/camping, building things

Prepping and go bags.

Sitting in a fold up chair watching practices.

Repairing the broken stuff in my own house. With small children, something is always broken. It is hard to get someone to come do small repairs. I used to value my time more than the cost of paying someone to deal with that shite for me. Now I am to the point that I just do it myself. Drywall, paint, plumbing, electrical, etc. About the only thing I still pay someone else to do is gardening. frick gardens.

Cigars when I turned 30, and now in the last couple years, especially, a glass of something with the cigar.

In the last few weeks, I've purchased a set of darts.

Gardening.

Several off and on.

I started hiking 14'ers with my son when I turned 50.. He since got married and had children but my gf and I still hike at least twice a year. I ended up doing 14 14'ers..

I picked up the guitar a couple of years ago..learning basic chords. I don't practice enough to be proficient though. I will try the keyboards soon.

I like to cook so in 2021 I cooked a new recipe every week-and found out I had a lot to learn about cooking!

Decorating my house and going to art galleries and finding interesting art to put in my house. I’ve commissioned some paintings for myself and my gf the last few years.

Scotch-lots of scotch.

Restoring a 1976 Bronco.

I bought it non running and towed it home. I've got it running decently but it needs a new wiring harness, carb rebuild, new fluids in diffs and transfer case, and some rusty body work to fix and a paint job. It will get a new interior as well. I have spent the past 6 months just tinkering with little things and driving it around close to home.

Now that I’m married, I jerk off WAY more

Perfumery