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Many of us are time poor but are likely to have an inkling to take up a new specific hobby or new skill.

We just put it off year after year lol3.gif

If the magical time Genie provided you an extra day a week to take something up....must be used on a hobby or skill.....what would be yours?

For me, I have always wanted to learn how to tie fly's properly. I am pretty sure I would find it relaxing. and it goes hand in hand with my passions of fly fishing, cigars and fine wine.

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