Originally Posted by GeorgiaBrowne

I knit, quilt, make jewelry, work with PMC (precious metal clay) ,make cold-process soap (4 pounds a week) to give to friends and sell some, volunteer as an RN in South America 3 weeks a year - usually Peru -, read, and make floor quilts/cloths that are really nifty. Instead of sewing the fabric down, I ModgePodge it down into a quilt-like pattern, then Modge Podge it three more times when I like the finished pattern and lastly, polyurethane it three times. The floor cloths take a while BUT they are indestructable for entryways if wet or muddy boots come into the house and your floors and carpets are protected.
As for the RN part, this year I'm going to work with Remote Area Medical in West Virginia. These people are the working poor who can't afford medical care.