Table tennis would be fun. Used to do that some a lifetime ago (racquet ball later in life). Was only fair then, probably terrible at 70.

Crossword puzzles never interested me. Seemed like a waste of time. I'm not much of a game player.

That said, it is funny, every night after supper when we are at home wife and I play three games of Triominoes. I have no idea why because as I said, I am really not a game player. But she is and we got started doing it together and now it is a nightly after supper thing while we eat a low carb desert and have a cup of coffee. I think we enjoy it just because it is face to face time with each other when there are no other daily distractions. If she is doing nothing else with her hands (like knitting or something) she is playing some game on her phone. It is a ritual of hers and the cook/maid at the place we stay in Bonaire to play a few games of Rumique every day after breakfast. They get serious about it. Wife really likes games.

Guess I need to play more games to keep my mind engaged. Yuck. I'd rather Bush-Hog pasture.

The long version of the Peterson interview ended up not bad. Long but relatively interesting. I actually listened to it a second time so my wife could hear it. Covers lots of territory.