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Informative speech
English 103-PR
5 paragraph essay
October 21, 2013

My Favorite Hobbies

There are a variety of activities that I do to have fun and to keep me busy. I’m an outgoing person who loves to have a good time. My taste in things are very unique and I love being different. We all love to have a good time by doing hobbies that we enjoy the most and I would like to talk about mine. When I’m feeling down and out—or need to be around something positive, I go to my family. I feel that family always has to come first no matter what. They’re there for you in the beginning and will be there in the end. The bond and love you have for each other will never be broken because it’s too strong. I love being around my family because I’m guaranteed a laugh that will make tears come out of my eyes. When that happens, I will instantly feel that much better. Hanging out with my family is one of my most favorite things to do. My family knows me the most; they know exactly who I am. I love making memories with my family. Whether if it's a trip to the city, or a laugh at the dinner table. I love my family and cherish each and every second with them. Golf is my most favorite sport of all time. I’m an athletic person and love being active. Golf is so fun to play, I played my whole life and will continue to. I love golf. My dad’s a golfer and he’s the man who taught me all I know. I like to golf because you can be out on the course and have time to yourself, (everyone needs that every once in a while). When it’s just you golfing, you can reflect on certain things— since golf is a slow paced game. Also, most golf courses have good scenery, considering the fact that majority of them are made in the middle of trees and hills. Nothing beats walking by yourself through nature and playing such a fun, relaxing game. Golfing with other people is always fun too. Golf is a fun sport, but it’s also very hard to perfect the skills. It definitely takes a lot of time to learn and be good at it. But

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