Make a list of things that you are interested in or always wanted to try:
Bowling, pottery, wood-working, playing the banjo, writing poetry, etc.

And then, start attending classes or buy equipment or take lessons.

I do not know about adapted games or qudio computer games so I suggest
that you take up a serious activity that will require practice and
discipline, and with which you can progress and enjoy the process. Is this
a blind issue or a retirement issue for you? If it is the latter, try
contacting senior citizens groups as well.

Good luck.

Peter Seymour

On Fri, 6 Feb 1998, Bill Gross wrote:

> Dear group members,
>
> I am 62 and preparing to retire soon; consequently, I will need some
> pastime pursuits.  Having worked all my life as a psychologist,I have had
> little time to acquire leisure time activities.
>
> As you can see, I am just learning to type and to use this computer as a
> pastime, but I need more activities  than these.
>
> Any hobbies, games, etc you might suggest would be appreciated.
>
> Some facts about me might help.  I live in Lexington Ky which has a
> population of 250,000 population people.  The University of Ky is here.
> The city has a very small blind population. I am in fairly good health ,
> except for worsening arthritisI'm tired of listening to talking books and
> music and those kinds of activities.  I am married to a sighted wife.
>
> thank you
>
> Bill
>