find more things that I can do and enjoy despite my limitations from chronic pain

This should help…my brand new wheel stretcher

Becoming a master at chess—I am starting at absolute rock bottom here, unable to beat the computer unless I am on level I (out of 10), and making moves that afterwards makes me think OMG! Do I actually have a brain in this skull? But it is better this way, I love a good challenge, and am tired of being a pro at Scrabble. Sometimes it’s more fun to start as a moron and work your way up.

Today I was told that I will be able to go to the folk festival and watch lying down. I have also gone to a number of public events where you can lie down on the grass and watch something.

It is a bit surreal being out in public with so many people around when I appear completely normal, but can’t walk as far as the portable toilets.

So far I have:

Writing a novel with voice recognition software
watching kooky DVDs
taking photos of things around the garden
Reading
learning new subjects with an obsessive fervour
improving my Indonesian language
hydrotherapy
meditation
socialising
good food (also limited by my diabetes but within this)
origami (okay I only tried this twice and failed the first time but you know)
Haiku
talking to the chickens
chatting on the Internet
making endless spreadsheets of my diabetes records
etc

Can anyone add anything to my list? It has to follow the following rules:
no sitting, standing, walking, doing anything upright for more than 20 minutes at a time
no use of muscles outside of the water
no use of a computer except through voice recognition software
No repetitive activity with her hands (like typing, handwriting, presumably knitting, repeatedly opening dictionaries to learn a new language … etc)
no sugar or alcohol
and no I am not within 20 minutes of the beach …