"Indoor or Outdoor Person" Topic

Are you more of an indoor person, or an outdoor person?

Definitely an indoor person.

Good question

I would have said indoor on instinct but I do love to hike and bike as well

So I would say I like both but indoor more

I used to be an outdoor person not sure I could say so any more age gets to you.

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Depends on the rain.

Depends on weather

Outdoor for work, indoor the rest of the time.

Indoor in hot weather, outdoor in cold weather.

Always been an indoor person. But I like to get outside part of each day, bike rides, walks, even some yard work (a little), that sort of thing. I don't like getting rained on, I have this thing about specks of water on my glasses. And I dislike too hot or too cold. No outdoorsman here….

Outdoor….

Yes. Part of being a dork is loads of indoor activities but my father taught me a great appreciation of nature.

More indoor now. 65 years gets to some of us more than others. Sure do love the outdoors in the Spring and Fall. Thank the heavens above I could finally afford air conditioning.

Indoor, basement apartment number G2 so my friends and family call my domicile-Da Bunker.

Besides, there's too much oxygen out there, bugs and creepy-crawlies everywhere, everything is sooo GREEN, no place for my microwave or my comfy chair.

And the squirrels are not what they seem….

Depends on the weather but I'ld say a 50/50 split. Work is about even and the door is open most of the year. Free time is spent out doors or inside painting and on the web. Activeties change with the seasons.

I live in Saint Louis.

Summer indoor (and even there the primer weather is "iffy" sometimes.) 90+ degrees Heat and 90+% Humidity is a "mild" summer day.

Spring, all ten days of it… cumulative… outdoor, bring primer (and mosquito repellent.) Otherwise see Summer and Winter.

Fall, outdoors when the rain and wind are reasonable. Primer subject to changing winds. Indoors when not.

Winter is indoors – too cold for primer (and/or too wet and/or too windy.)

Big yellow face in sky hurts my precious.

Definitely outdoor.

Would rather be camping, fishing, and hunting than staying in the house playing games, watching TV, or on an electronic device.

My kids say I was born a couple of hundred years too late. That I would have no problem living without electricity, modern conveniences, etc.

Indoor. The weather never bothers me unless I have to go out in it.

Moving from outdoors to indoors to no doors but brass handles as I age and eventually die!
Cheers? and good gaming.
Rod Robertson.

I've worked indoors, mostly in basement offices where they stick the technical staff all my working life.

I'm an ex-pat in the Twin Cities. I dislike the summer too hot and humid although I still reenact in even more unpleasant climates like the South. I'm forced outside most days to do some yard work.

Spring – wat dat? 10 days tops.

Fall – raking bloody leaves, hours on end.

Winder, yes I'll go outside – skiing yipee! If it's lower than -20F/-20C I'll even do up my coat.

We're blessed with a marvellous Mediterranean climate here in South Australia; even in Winter there's a high percentage of sunny days, and it never really gets cold by European or North American standards (I comfortably manage without a heater at home) – so it would be perverse not to get out and enjoy it. Hence my weekends in the cooler months are often occupied bushwalking (about six and a half hours worth yesterday), and Summer presents warm days and nights ideal for outdoor live music, cinema, and other arts events.

I'm not much of a swimmer, so unlike the majority of the population I don't gravitate to the beach in hot weather – even when the daytime max is well over 40 degrees (celsius).

Here's where I"m supposed to link to the San Diego surf report.

I have turned into more of an outdoor type recently — so much so that my doctor actually told me to paint more minis so that I'd slow down and stop stressing myself with too-full days. (You think I'm kidding …)

Indoor. Try to make myself go outside regularly but not always successful.

Outdoor in the summer….I live in Canada

Medications and age conspire to keep me indoors, like a day bound vampire.

I am an outdoor indoor person.

My living room is 16' 32' peaking to a 18' peak on the long edge, The three walls (2 short 1 long) are all glass floor to ceiling , windows, no walls between. Here I live most of the time, do my painting, gaming, reading, and modeling. However even at 66 I still split wood and do home repairs and maintain the wood pile.

Spending more time indoors,lately;and when not working or gaming,resting.

Outdoor when I have my choice.

innie!

About 50/50.

I love yardwork (EDIT: and the rare camping opportunity!) and we have season soccer and amusement park tickets this summer. Plus I do my priming and sealing mostly with spray paints, so that is an outdoor activity. I also walk 1/2 mile to/from public transport to/from work four days a week or so (also for soccer games). SWMBO and I have taken to sitting on the front porch in the new house.

Somewhere in the middle.
I love hiking but I love reading in an air-conditioned room more :)

Indoor person. The outside is a nice place to visit, but I wouldn't want to live there. Personally, I enjoy nature more when it is through my windowpane… :)

Damon.

I like 'em both.

Outdoor

Yes to both.

But that being said I just got back from a week of hiking, climbing, canoeing, and low impact camping in Red River Gorge KY with 20 boys. I also work outside about 50% of my shift. So while I like many indoor activities (reading, wargaming, movies etc) I Think God did a better job than any other builder.

Hate the heat…but mostly an outdoor person.

I work in an office, but I like to be outside as much as possible. I have fairly active hobbies (apart from painting toy soldiers) and enjoy walking, running and camping even at somewhat unseasonable times of year.