Mah-jong (with 4 players)- tiles, Mexican Train Dominos.

Hiking , Camping, being out in nature where it's quiet . Having 3+ years, off and on in the rural setting of northeast PA will make you appreciate quiet and solice a little more) , Sports events or interest (baseball, hockey, football, NASCAR)
I ether watch/follow them, or I play them-- like softball, running , basketball. There are others that I might enjoy if I tried them, but usually it takes quite a bit of green to do some of the activities that I'm interested in. Road Trips-- in an RV. Preferably to areas that don't have a tourist draw.. like, ummmm, Billings, MT. Just the countryside without all the fanfare of man made objects.

Museums-- but not too many... I tend to have more interest in ones which are data related (go figure).

I would lie if I said I wasn't involved, or had an interest in computers
I spend a bit of time on them.
STATISTICAL/DATA
Yes, I like numbers and working with data.
So, dealing with baseball, and all of the records, associated with it, keeps my interest.
This would also be the same for horse racing. I could spend good time in the Racing Form, but don't have much of an interest in gambling, per se. One of those cable channels that deals with all the different tracks, and broadcasts them rapid fire, for some reason, keeps me riveted there. I should work for one of those places. I don't think I'd ever get tired of that scene
Stock Market interworkings (charts, trends, probability). A brokerage firm, bank, or someone looking for a private advisor. I'm not necessarily a fan of Jim Cramer, though, I am amused at his show and act. Maybe, I should check in with some of those firms on Wall Street...
-- I might make a good financial analyst

I pay attention to what I eat. I cook for myself about 90% of the time. I don't buy packaged goods, with all those sulfates in them. I gave up burger king, mcdonalds, and that ilk 13 years ago, when I lost 60# in about 5 months., with the first 30 coming off in the first month.
I was younger than 35, and got my motivation from a person in their 50s. So, yes, the weight is harder to lose as you get wiser, but don't use it as an excuse not to make the attempt. It's better than having a multitude of health problems later on!!!