Hmmm, I'd have to say that going on busking holidays as the guitarist of a gypsy cover band is bloody great fun. We stayed with wonderful couchsurfers and seemed to make a positive impression on a day of several people's lives when we performed.

"It is obvious that the only interesting people are interested people, and to be completely interested is to have forgotten about 'I'." Alan Watts, 'The Wisdom of Insecurity'. I like Alan, he's got some common sense.

As I said, it would be great to talk, play music, meditate, and go walking together. I am also excellent at washing up dishes and being an assistant cook.

I'm a big dabbler, but I'd say at the moment, I especially love being more involved with my music hobbies again, riding and taking care of my bike, making beer, going climbing; generally activities involving being active. I love playing music more than listening to it, I think. It runs in my family, and I've been musical since I was a little 'un. So if any hosts want a fellow guitarist/ukuleleist/pianist/drummer/terrible singer to jam with, I'm definitely up for that. Busking (if allowed) is a definite! Outdoor activities mostly include gardening, walking, and cycling, courtesy of the Peak District near Sheffield (look it up, it's beautiful), and growing up in a town (don't look it up) with nearby rural landscapes and woods. I started practicing meditation fairly regularly about 2 years ago, and keep it up because I've found it really helpful with... well, anything. It has been sporadic of late, but I have good intentions! If any hosts are interested in meditating with me, I'd really appreciate that. I'm also interested in but know very little yoga, so same goes for those who like to share their yoga practice.