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What does everyone do outside of Revomaze/puzzling?

I'll start,
I'm a signmaker by trade,
I also collect Pokemon cards, have done since the beginning,
And have 6 reptiles, 8 goldfish and a dog

I teach classical guitar and music production at a high school, and I design escape rooms.
I am a husband and a dad.
With the remaining leftover minutes in the day, I enjoy mechanical puzzles.

Im a mom to some very mischevious lil devils

Im also in middile of getting a degree and cnt decide if I should become a CranioSacral therapist or an ASL interpretaur

AndrewParr wrote:I teach classical guitar and music production at a high school, and I design escape rooms.
I am a husband and a dad.
With the remaining leftover minutes in the day, I enjoy mechanical puzzles.

Designing escape rooms sounds freakin awesome!!

Let's see. For work I am a drafter at an environmental consulting/permitting company.

I'm a father and have a 6 year old daughter and 2 year old son.

For fun, other than puzzles, I play guitar in a band with some friends. We play just for fun, though in the past I have been in more serious bands that actually play shows regularly and all that.

Sometimes I play Xbox or Nintendo in the evenings before bed.

Try to go on a nice hike occasionally somewhere I've never been and/or go camping.

That's about it. I'm pretty boring these days.

I am a chemist working as a QC lab tech at a small chemical company.

I collect retro Nintendo games.

I try to play as much Destiny on PS4 as I can (rpeders if anyone else out there plays )

Just like Brian706, I'm pretty boring as well

No, we are all brilliant and deeply interesting.

I am an aquarist and technical diver in a sea life centre and the father of two girls. I build puzzles in my spare time, but usually im am just the mechanical trouble shooter in my family and repair whatever is broken.
I have a little mud turtle and 3 goldfishes which where planed to be food, but it seems the taste of them is disgusting and some ants. Believe it or not i love metal puzzles.

I am a computer engineer during working hours, but I have tons of very little computer-related interests in my spare time, ranging from woodworking to mountain hiking (with all the camping /survival / scouting and hunting aspects of it), lego, origami, cooking, drawing, modelism and more, I am always thirsty for more things to learn...

Obviously, puzzles are also among my top pastimes, but this is understood, for all of us in here I guess!

I'm an engineer who has been promoted into managing my group about a year ago. I also have 2 young boys (2 and 5). Who has time for puzzling?