Laura likes to read, paint, make batiks, and travel. She enjoys organizing groups such as Bible studies and book groups. Laura was born in Arizona, and has lived in quite a few states.
Tim has a few disparate hobbies such as drone flying, juggling, snowboarding, and log-splitting. When I was a kid I used to read science fiction by the ton, but unfortunately now the thrill is gone, since I evidently know too much. Whenever I try it I am dismayed by the lack of realism (on the parts that are supposed to be realistic, or at least scientific). Oh well, it's no loss since I subscribe to a few science magazines that fill the gap, as well as reading the Boston Globe every day and the Economist every week. If you are looking for something to do, try reading some or all of the following magazines: Skeptical Inquirer, Wired, IEEE Spectrum, IEEE Computer, Scientific American, Communications of the ACM and Perspectives on Science and Christian faith.
Before I retired, I often had a pile of magazines about 6 inches high waiting to be read, and another similar pile of books. I still have those piles and after seven years of retirement, am resigned to having them forever!