I have been going to the movies a lot more now. Our city has a new cinema with big soft chairs that rock, and there reasonable. Plus the drive home is basically cross over light with railroad crossing then home in minutes, Yeah

I do like to do my flower pots, read outside by my fountain. or go watch I survived on the cable lol

and on good days, I go out to barn and ride horses

I used to play guitar, and I really enjoyed that. Can't play at the moment, due to RA, but maybe one day. I love to read, so my husband bought a Kindle for me. It is much easier on the hands. I love to draw and paint, but can't do that at the moment either. One day......when I get this RA under control. Right now I am still working. Work is the only thing I have energy for. I am goint to talk abut this to my rheumy when I see her in a few weeks. I need to have at least enough energy to clean my house and have a little fun. :)

I had someone make me 2 above ground gardens. One for flowers, the other herbs. I had a plumber install a faucet next to the gardens. It got so hard dragging a hose to the garden. It really helped, now I spend more time In the garden. I have a bench and I love sitting there, smelling the herbs and flowers.
Also swim, since my knees are bone to bone, swimming is my only exercise.
I'm a geek, so I play a lot of silly computer games.

Hmm - I suppose if you are looking for a hobby it depends where you live and what talents you have. I would love to try piano again (like you learnt a little when young and tried again when pregnant with one of children) but now my hands not up to it. You may in fact help your RA with that piano though. I also used to have a good camera in my twenties and printed own black and white prints but lost that over the years!
Nowadays it is singing groups and scrabble which took up because had to give up work with RA. Have recently joined a walking group as I have a goal long past its achieve date to manage the occasional day tramp but not yet quite that fit...Also won a membership to Curves gym and go to that and find because the machines are hydraulic-resistance and time for workout around 30 mins it doesnt usually cause a day after exercise regret flare...

Tried bridge too but local club not very nice and left. Good way to keep brain active though if you have a willing husband! Other good card games out there too if bridge seems a bit stuffy.
If my husband who is a workaholic would retire I would love to travel with him. Would that appeal to you? A big trip round USA would be very interesting as it has such a variety of landscapes and atmospheres. Could go up into Canada too or if feeling brave down through Mexico and central USA. Doesnt have to cost fortune. (I travel without the husband once a year usually to escape the cold here but also because I love it and know if my knees give out that will be the end of it...)
Lots of things out there - you may be a bit artistic so perhaps could try things like mosaic work, lead lighting etc etc. Volunteering? Never enough volunteers anywhere and helping others/animals very rewarding and something you could do together. Of course we have pets....it's not always just the children who have tied us down!

I am a quilter, so I spend time at my sewing machine which I enjoy. I also love being in my gardens. I have quite a few perennial flower beds. Working in them is like therapy for me. Reading and handwork are other hobbies of mine. I do have to pace myself, especailly with weeding, so I don't overdo and put too much stress on my joints.