Hobbies – Free Time Friends

Absolutely! Learning a new language is my forte. Swinging is enthralling after watching Ryan and Emma in La La Land(swing dancing) . Airbnb and Brunch club/Supper crew are in vogue here where I live currently.

 

My hobbies exploring new places and making new friends, snail mails.

 

I love reviewing things, like products I use or books/movies I've read/watched.

 

@Rihana Well...there is always someone watching you...on IL it is called a "follow"ing.

here is a quote for you:
You can observe a lot by just watching.
- Yogi Berra

PS <lifted from wikipedia entry on Yogi Berra>> Though very few of the quotes attributed to Berra are malapropisms, Berra's apparently unintentionally humorous statements have been mistakenly labeled as such by some writers.

 

It is best to avoid the banana that is getting sweeter by the minute....when one is on a low carb/sugar diet.

here is the good-bad-ugly of the spotted banana. (excerpt from livestrong.com)
Before you throw out a banana because it has turned brown and seems past its eating prime, consider the potential nutritional benefits it provides. A brown banana has a higher level of antioxidants than yellow or green, unripe bananas. It's also easier to digest for people with digestive ailments, including irritable bowel and functional abdominal bloating.


Nutrient Density
A brown, yellow or green banana are all a good source of potassium, vitamin B-6 and fiber. As a banana reaches the brown stage, its concentration of antioxidants increases. Antioxidants are important in helping protect your body against disease-causing inflammation. As bananas turn brown, some of the micronutrients present do diminish. Store ripe bananas in the refrigerator to reduce this loss.


High Sugar

In brown bananas, the resistant starch has almost completely transformed into simple sugars. When you eat a brown banana, you're blood sugar spikes more quickly than it would when you eat a green one. Type-2 diabetics are thus recommended to avoid brown-spotted or fully brown bananas, which are mostly sugar. Less ripe bananas are healthier for people who are trying to cut back on sugar.

 

Yes hobbies are very important specially as we grow older. Just today talking about this. It is important that we should have atleast three hobbies or interests and they should be of the different senses, like hearing music or creating something with our hands or reading or writing. This will definitely help us. Regards, Lakshmi Bhat

 

Without hobbies , life routines can become such a bore .
I have always had hobbies , changing according to my aging !
One hobby , unchanged , is reading .