by Morgan Barnhart

Created on: January 21, 2007   Last Updated: August 06, 2010

When you really get right down to it, it's difficult to come up with your top ten hobbies and games. People are versatile and therefore like to do and play many different things and find them all enjoyable.

Here are my top ten hobbies and games:

1. Writing: Most of us do it every day, heck, I'm doing it right now. This is the activity that I enjoy the most because I love to create characters, setting and life to a whole new world filled with endless possibilities.

2. Solitaire: This is an easy and very addicting game that you can play by yourself. No friends or colleagues required!

3. Calligraphy: In reality, anyone can paint calligraphy. It's easy, simple and very relaxing. There's not much detail to it, it's really all in your emotions.

4. Scrapbook: We all have dozens of pictures of ourselves, why not fluff them up in a pretty album and paste on some fun notes? Scrapbooking is not only entertaining, but it helps keep the memory of that certain vacation or someone, clear in your mind forever.

5. Popsicle stick houses: Finally, something to do with popsicle sticks! These are fun, entertaining and trains yourself for patience and attention to detail. It's cheap too, all you need it glue and some old popsicle sticks!

6. Imagine If...: This is a fairly new game, but it's a bunch of questions like, "Imagine If Mary were a type of vegetable, what kind of vegetable would she be?" And then everyone guesses and sees if they were right. It's a great game to get to know people in all sorts of ways.

7. Blogging: I consider this a hobby because I do it CONSTANTLY. It's addicting, I tell you!

8. Zine: I consider this more of a hobby then a real business venture because you don't ever make any money off of it. But it is fun to create a little magazine pertaining to whatever topic you want.

9. Movie Making: Making small little movies to put up on youtube is super addicting. I like to make video responses for other people, I think those are the most entertaining.

10. Badminton: Not many people like this game/sport, but I really do. It requires you to really be paying attention and to be able to back up a team mate (or yourself if you're playing one on one). It's also really good for hand eye coordination.

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