I'm tired of Ursa Minor Beta

[Llentil the llama]

Not that I have done very much at all compared to many but have had my moments, certainly not lived the Gram or PBD lifestyle but you know.....

I recognise that I am very fortunate to be at a stage where I can within reason have control over my time. The big problem is that physically I can't do the stuff that I wanted to do when I imagined being at this stage.

So if you satirically "are tired of life", what good/interesting things could you do?

My thoughts are (in no particular order), volunteer in a cancer charity, enrole on a clock repairing course, join a yoga/meditation group.

Previously I had thought about learning to fly a glider but physically couldn't take the landings.

Please give me your best left field thoughts, figuratively have a prize for the best answer (just to clarify, there is no prize).

Many thanks,

A humbled and blessed llama

[Don1]

Personally, I try to do things that give me private pleasure, but make the world a better place. Such as training and championing under represented people in my field of work, litter picking, charity work and the like.

I am not important, but the contributions I can make, are.

[rodericb]

I thought this thread was going to be about some sort of crippling back pain but upon further research I believe your penultimate stop should be London.


A friend started doing a bit of watch restoration. It seems that occupation is on the cusp of disappearing and there's a lot of watchmaking equipment getting stuffed into storage and forgotten about.

[Dog Biscuit]

What is your age and what physical limitations do you have?

[ShredderXLE]

rodericb said:

I thought this thread was going to be about some sort of crippling back pain

I thought it would be a thread about stars. My advice would have been to look at some of the others instead or post in the science forum.