I am a fan of Nightwish. I program for the Netflix app. I watch Netflix. I have been collecting comic books for a few years.  I like comic books and computer games. I like nature documentaries. I have a cat named Sneetchy. I don't have kids.
I run an Iron Maiden fan club. I watch Netflix. My favorite food is Italian. I like pasta. I collect Woodstock things. I like nature documentaries. I have kids.  I like metal music.
What have the kiddos been up to lately? They've been all over the place, very hyper! We went out for a walk earlier, we went a couple of miles.  That must have been something. Do they play any sports or activities with others, or are they mostly hyper at home? They outlet a lot through music and nature just like me, but reigning them in to focus is the hard part. I hadn't thought about sports to tire them out, that very well might be something to look into. Sports are a good way to socialize with others, and also get some exercise. Back in high school I enjoyed running with others, which really helped me stay in shape. They're almost at that age where that will be important, I will have to talk to the coaches and whatnot about the idea. I can't believe I didn't think of it, thank you! Do you think they will have enough time for that AND band? I think its doable, although it might be a bit difficult juggling both at the same time in the begining. I would ask them first what kind of sports they would like to try out and see if they want to follow through with it.  I would think they'd like anything that gets them outside so that should leave the door wide open. I will definitely ask and see what they wanna do. It's good to keep busy to better yourself so they can do it! I've been able to juggle my fanclub, collecting, work, and all that, so that ability is in their blood! They definitely then has what it takes to do so. You mentioned that you collect Woodstock items, have you added anything to your collection recently? I can't wait to see how they do in that case. Thank you again for the recommendation. I haven't been able to find much the last few weeks but the last piece I purchased was a part of the stage, it's crazy to think that things like that can survive this long, isn't it? It all depends on how it was stored and where. The comics I collect were usually from areas that were drier and not exposed to a lot of humidity. These things don't survive well in more tropical areas. I have heard horror stories from comic collectors! It's the same thing with record sleeves and case inserts for my people. Things just hold up better in a neutral environment. 