Hobbies - an important part of human life

1. Hobbies - an important part of human life. So important that one of the first questions you ask an Englishman: What is your hobby? (What are your hobbies?) Hobby - it is a vital human passion (temporary or permanent), which he wants to do, and with joy an

Hobbies - an important
part of human life. So
important that one of
the first questions you
ask an Englishman:
What is your hobby?
(What are your
hobbies?) Hobby - it is
a vital human passion
(temporary or
permanent), which he
wants to do, and with
joy and without sparing
of time and effort.
Hobbies can be a good way to deal with stress, moreover,
they often help to develop a vision, to expand the circle of
friends and can help fulfill your potential

2. Here, amazingly large number of people who bred horses, or dogs, or pigs, or sheep, or cows; who play cricket, golf, tennis and boating; who collect books, prints, autographs, Japanese trinkets or porcelain; who are studying some ancient language or make

Here, amazingly large number of people who bred horses, or
dogs, or pigs, or sheep, or cows; who play cricket, golf, tennis
and boating; who collect books, prints, autographs, Japanese
trinkets or porcelain; who are studying some ancient language
or make travel to unknown lands; who are addicted to hunting,
fishing, or botany; who study some area of archeology, or
explore the roots of their family tree.

3. One of the interests of the British considered collection (collecting). Collect everything from old cars to the thimble. A huge number of people collect stamps, coins.

There will be collectors of antique carpentry
tools, unusual kitchen utensils, door handles.
For replenishment of the collection
Englishman is ready to spend a fortune and
even risk their reputation.

4. Gardening - all engaged in this occupation: workers and directors, students and professors, ordinary people and aristocrats. Whether it is a large garden, whether ordinary pots and boxes, they will be ennobled by greenery, flowers planted personally by th

5. The British are convinced that a person who loves animals can not be all bad. They themselves love the animals. Any. And keep them not to, like representatives of other nations, to force their pets to protect home or other property, or to use them for res

The British are convinced that a person who loves animals can
not be all bad. They themselves love the animals. Any. And keep
them not to, like representatives of other nations, to force their
pets to protect home or other property, or to use them for
research purposes, or simply for the sake of prestige. Pets are
kept exclusively for the British company.

6. Football in England are playing. In every city there are several professional clubs, in addition to the mass of the second grade. In some form - is also a hobby.