Way to say "Re-taken up"

[ncotton]

I am looking for a nice neat way to say "re-taken up"

basically...I want to say that I have started doing something (hobby) that I did when I was a child

I want to avoid "I have again taken up playing...."

any ideas?

Neil J Cotton
Technical Consultant
Anix Group Ltd

 

[IknowMe]

I'm currently struggling with the reawakening of my childhood Lego addiction.

[small]Sometimes you gotta leave your zone of safety. You have to manufacture Inspirado. You gotta get out of the apartment. You've got to run with the wolves. You've got to dive into the ocean and fight with the sharks. Or just treat yourself to a delicious hot fudge sundae........ with nuts. - Jack Black[/small]

 

[p5wizard]

[tongue in cheek]Erm... taking... so shoplifting? Only s/he got caught so now s/he's AFK.[/tongue in cheek]

p5

 

[IknowMe]

Looks as though the nCotton burned out long before his legend ever did. (Sorry Sir Elton, sometimes I just can't help myself)

[small]Sometimes you gotta leave your zone of safety. You have to manufacture Inspirado. You gotta get out of the apartment. You've got to run with the wolves. You've got to dive into the ocean and fight with the sharks. Or just treat yourself to a delicious hot fudge sundae........ with nuts. - Jack Black[/small]

 

[RodKnowlton]

Referring back to the phrase to be replaced, "Re-taken up", I'd offer:

I've taken it back up.

- Rod

 

[SantaMufasa]

My favourite through this whole exercise:

I have taken up x again.

Mufasa
(aka Dave of Sandy, Utah, USA)
[I provide low-cost, remote Database Administration services: www.dasages.com]

 

[2ffat]

I was going to suggest, "I have taken up y yet again."


James P. Cottingham
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