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dj l's avatar

I sent this link to Bill to explore for future ideas to share. But here's a link about off-line time. And this link also includes other ideas to explore.

https://www.yourtango.com/self/things-interesting-people-do-free-time

Darrell's avatar

That is a good list. If you are doing some of all of them you probably have it covered and live a busy life!

Melissa's avatar

I do most of those things, not necessarily all at the same time. It’s important to keep your brain active

Paul Scott Duesterdick's avatar

Correlation versus causation is underestimated in my opinion, particularly when studying voter activity or preference.

Tough to decifer

Scott C. Dunn's avatar

This is something I’ve known for some time now. I’ve been online since the 80s. I’ve seen how it all grew alongside us. True friendships are in person and up close.

Melissa's avatar

You can’t meet for coffee with an online acquaintance. Honestly, I am only on FB and all my FB friends are actual friends or family. I am on some community groups with people I will likely never meet, but that is more to keep up with what is happening in the area. I so often have random conversations with people while waiting for a light to change or standing in line to buy groceries

. You never know ow when a random acquaintance may become a friend. That was how I met my first husband. He turned out to be a mistake, but I did have some interesting times.