✨ Friday Fun | What’s your favorite hobby?

[Jodie]

It’s Friyayyyy! Everyone!

Let’s keep it simple today: What’s your favorite hobby? (Yes, favorite )

For me, it’s photography I love catching beautiful moments and keeping them forever, it’s such a special feeling.

Here are a few photos I took during the trip👇

Now it’s your turn! What hobby makes you happiest?

Drop yours in the comments, We’d love to hear them all!

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Ends: next Monday, Mar 2

Can’t wait to see what you’re into, let’s fill this Friday with fun hobbies!

[Marino]

My favourite hobby and my passion is making cakes as many of you already know I really feel my self and feel proud after every single cake I make

[Jodie]

Wow, every cake looks so sweet and full of meaning!

[Cory_Barger]

For as long as I can remember, LEGO has been one of my favorite hobbies. I’ve been building, collecting, and yes, commenting about it for years. Some of my sets are proudly displayed, while others are still tucked safely in their boxes waiting for the perfect time to be opened and built. There’s just something special about seeing those boxes lined up, knowing each one holds an experience waiting to happen.

What makes LEGO so great isn’t just the bricks themselves, it’s the creativity and connection they inspire. LEGO gives you structure and freedom at the same time. You can follow the instructions step by step and enjoy the methodical process, or you can toss the rules aside and build something completely your own. It challenges your problem solving skills, sparks imagination, and gives you that satisfying click with every piece that locks into place.

Even more than that, LEGO brings people together. It crosses generations effortlessly. Kids, parents, grandparents, collectors, designers, everyone can sit at the same table and build. It creates shared moments, conversations, and sometimes even a little friendly competition over who can finish first. It’s one of those rare hobbies that is equally fun solo or as a group.

Now that I’ve added 3D printing to my workshop, the brick inspired fun has expanded even more. Being able to print larger pieces to assemble opens up new creative possibilities. I can design and build custom elements that go beyond standard brick sizes and incorporate them into décor pieces and functional projects. It’s like blending two creative worlds into one workshop.

I’ll be sharing a photo of my brick inspired wreath, which is designed to be interchangeable for different seasons. Right now it’s dressed up for St. Patrick’s Day, and I love how a few changes in color and theme can completely transform the look. It’s playful, customizable, and a perfect example of how LEGO inspired creativity can evolve with new tools and ideas.

Whether it’s a set straight from the box or something completely custom, building brick by brick will always be one of my favorite ways to relax, create, and connect. I’d love to know, are there any other LEGO fans here in the community?

[Lizzie_Golob1]

Love the Minnie!

[Lizzie_Golob1]

My daughter and I love to build together! I have almost all of the flower sets to decorate with!

[Lizzie_Golob1]

Good morning
My favorite hobby is playing Bingo Blitz in between craft projects lol

Let me know if you are a player too so we can be friends in the game.

[Cory_Barger]

The flower sets are some of my favorites. They add such a pop of color all year round which is great. As an added plus they never die which is great because my favorite hobby certainly isn’t gardening. LOL!

[Cory_Barger]

I love playing mobile games during downtime while I am waiting for prints to finish, cuts to complete, and the beeps from my heat presses. I don’t play Bingo Blitz but have a few others that are my go-to.

[Donna_Burbey]

Oddly, I enjoy weeding - not the vinyl weeding but actually weeds around the flower beds. I queue up some tunes, usually either 80’s or old school country, put the plugs in my ears and just lose myself in thinking about nothing. I find it relaxing, though nowadays, getting up from kneeling on the ground usually involves some groaning.

[Mary_Williams]

These are so cute.

[Mary_Williams]

I have always said that reading is my favorite hobby. I do love reading for leisure. I can be in my home, yet anywhere in the world during any time frame. While I haven’t taken much time to read lately, I still enjoy relaxing with a good book.

The more I think about it, the more my answer changes. I love to travel. I love driving and admiring nature as we travel to our destination. I love learning the history of the area. I love admiring the different landscapes and landmarks.

So, I guess I don’t know what my favorite hobby is. Maybe it’s traveling—whether traveling in a book or in real life. Yes, I think I’ll go with that one.

[kimberlyrudy]

My very favorite hobby is snorkeling / scuba. I am scuba certified. I love seeing all the different fish just inches away from me. I have swam with sea turtles and petted sting rays like puppys. I have fed an eel a dog biscuit. On my bucket list is seeing a whale under water. I have seen plenty from boats but I want to be in the water seeing and hearing them. ( This might happen next January in Maui… fingers crossed).

[prinsesaian]

I don’t have much time in my hands but when I do get a time for myself I like going to different places and events for inspiration for new projects. sometimes even marketing strategies

[kimberlyrudy]

@Cory_Barger

can follow the instructions step by step and enjoy the methodical process, or you can toss the rules aside and build something completely your own. It challenges your problem solving skills, sparks imagination, and gives you that satisfying click with every piece that locks into place.

Even more than that, LEGO brings people together. It crosses generations effortlessly. Kids, parents, grandparents, collectors, designers, everyone can sit at the same table and build. It creates shared moments, conversations, and sometimes even a little friendly competition over who can finish first. It’s one of those rare hobbies that is equally

My two 40+ yr old sons still love their Lego. One of them even put together the very large Hogwarts Castle. It’s s beautiful!

[Cory_Barger]

That set is one of my favorites @kimberlyrudy!

[Jodie]

OMG! This hobby is so cool! Snorkeling and scuba diving must be such an amazing experience.

[Jodie]

I love LEGO too! It really takes patience, I remember spending so long carefully following the instructions and figuring out each step. But when you finally finish and see the completed build, it feels so rewarding!

[Judi_B]

I am not sure I could pick a favorite but maybe reading. Takes the least thought and puts you in another place and it goes everywhere.

[kimberlyrudy]

It is like nothing else. The sounds of the water, the motion of the water rocking you around, the sights of all this life you think you can reach out and touch but when you try it goes away in a flash …. You need to try it. It’s amazing!