Sleeping.

Telling myself I’ll go to the farmer’s market and then not doing it.

Working out. (I do it most weekdays, too).

I work in software, and I've seen far too many guys in my industry who are either skinny as a rail and surviving on Cheetos dust, or painfully overweight. Had several co-workers croak unexpectedly, at shockingly young ages.

It's a real problem in the industry. People simply plop themselves down at their computers and forget to do anything else for an entire day.

I have kids, and refuse to let them lose their dad early, so I hit the gym for an hour in the mornings, at least every other day. I do a mix of cardio and weight training. I also never stay seated for longer than 45 minutes.

Seriously, guys... If you work in the software industry, make a habit of getting up and moving around. It doesn't actually take much to reap enormous benefits just from staying more active.

Playing D&D

Getting thoroughly zooted

Sleep

Five-a-side football (soccer). I'm not a sporty person, but started going with a local group a few years ago and have reaped the benefits of doing some intensive team exercise once per week. I go with a bunch of guys way older than I am, and it's amazing how fit and healthy they are compared to the average person I meet of their age. I certainly plan to keep this up so long an injury doesn't prevent me.

Having sex.

Breathing, even though breathing is extremely dangerous. Evidence shows that 100% of all people who breathe will die. This can be traced back genetically; everyone who breathes was born to people who had also breathed during their lifetimes.

Apparently, waking up by 6 or 6:30 because my stupid body is on a schedule and we're sticking to it every day, I guess.

Oh, and laundry. No matter what else I have going on, the laundry never stops.

eating a meal

Spanking it.

Napping.

Reading a book (hopefully)

being irritated with myself at the end of it that I didn't get all the chores done

Gardening and plant care. Winters would be quiet tho

What I'd like to do? Play Pente with friends and family in the morning in a cafe. It's an easy going game that you can have conversations over and it is a family favorite of mine.

Realistically? Forage for mushrooms and be successful at hunting in a post apocalyptic nuclear wasteland.

I go boxing every weekend I'm home and will keep it up thru retirement just to stay mobile.

Learn something.

Pinball

Hitting the gym

Walking the dog

Any kinda craft. Right now it's basic woodwork and crotchet.

DMing Tabletop RPGs

eating döner kebab

oh and also some kind of yoga in a park.

Started geocaching, I could definitely see myself doing this every week with my family.

Long runs

Making pancakes for my kids.

Taking a 1 hour nap