Dogging?

I didn't look back.

The third arrest did put me off though.

A phosphourous tuppence is worth a few bob.

Jigsaw puzzles?

It was the halfpenny 

piano/keyboard? get a 'teach yourself book' too. You'll be like Elton John before you know it 

Rawky's Nigel from Maidestone.

Don't listen to him.

Shush your lips Elton. You've had your day in the sun, its time to retire and let someone else take your place.

Cooking or baking? Just google for recipes and away you go. 

You?...

Now I've got a sense of humour but...

Musical instrument?

Photography?

Astronomy? -

Puzzles?

Movies - Blockbusters is doing lots of 99p films

Internet - a huge resource

Exercising - we all need more

Calling old friends catching up is good and appreciated

Facebook!!   

Try playing Bubble Witch...   that'll take over your life for a few months 

Biographies are great

Philately?

Antiquities?

Archeology?

French Polishing.

Could become a business. 

Learn a foreign language.

Once you've decided which one there will probably be loads of free lessons and practice videos on youtube and free exercise sheets all over the web.

That's what I'm doing with French

Candle making, could make a few bob .

http://www.craftbits.com/candle-making

What sites are you using? are they any good? Mt French lessons folded last year - i could do with taking it up again.

On Youtube I use this one http://www.youtube.com/user/Yo...French?feature=watch as it has loads of videos.

Or you can just type in french lessons and then choose what particular aspect you want to learn or practice.

The BBC have a free programme of lessons. Once you sign up, they email you every week with a new lesson. They are really good although I have fallen well behind because of lack of time but it doesn't matter as you can set your own pace

http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/french/lj/

My favourite site is probably www.JeFrench.com They have quite a few free lessons but I did sign up for the course which was less thna 20 quid with the exchange rate. Ouino also do a great course.

I wouldn't advise anyone wanting to learn a language to touch Rosetta Stone with a bargepole. Very very bad programme.

You can also try Usborne quicklinks for worksheets and various websites that offer free French stuff

http://www.usborne-quicklinks.com/uk/uk_menu_areas_pages/languages/french.asp?type=subject&menu=s6

Thanks for that Veggie - I'll give some of them a go. Have you got the Michel Thomas CD's? they're very good too. 

No I haven't Soozy. I've heard that they are excellent except that you learn to speak French with a Polish accent as he was originally Polish lol

Do it zazz, you will never regret it. A friend of mine has just started learning German - and she's in her seventies!

thank you

just looked through answers

dogging! lol