Edition 45 - 25 Dec 2014
#ForgottenHobbies · Social › Youth & Education
pebbleinthestillwaters.blogspot.com - Everyone has some, few or many hobbies in childhood. There would not be anyone who did not have at least a single hobby in their childhood. On the same lines, if I recall by travelling back to my...
stilettomaniac.com - My favorite hobby...
preethivenugopala.com - I had a scrapbook made out of a discarded diary, which had a zipper bag that came along with it, during my school days. It held a collection of quotes, poems, favorite songs, beautiful sceneries,...
hyderabadsite.wordpress.com - hobbies of the teenage helped me a lot in my career.
antarikanwesan.com - Collecting stamps is now a lot more expensive hobby and I completely doubt if anybody pursues it. But then, so many of us did at one point of time.
plinkyprompt.wordpress.com - “There are days when I think there really is some huge great tapestry of a plan out there and we're all woven into it - this fabulous, complex pattern of life and death, full of recurring motifs and...
veturisarma.blogspot.com - The hobby I'm glad I've forgotten
sainiurshita.wordpress.com - It became highly important for my parents to channel my energies into something more constructive.
kritimythoughts.wordpress.com - A age wise narration of hobbies I had and pursuing now
hamarakunba.wordpress.com - We leave our hobbies but they don't. Sweet memories related to those hobbies create smiles in us for ever.