I'm lucky that my love for flying pairs up really well with my wife's hobbies, even though she is not an ardent flyer. She is a fiber artist. She spins yarn, knits, crochets, dyes, weaves, etc. The nice thing about that hobby is that it is imminently transportable, and kite flying places are generally very pretty and good backdrops for what she likes to do. She will fly her duallies occasionally, but she mostly loves to just hang out, get into her zone, and do her thing. We both do pretty well in the earnings department, but we are trying to hit the savings pretty hard so that we can get a farm and she can raise sheep and alpaca and really make her hobby a start to finish lifestyle. So kite purchases are planned and saved for (especially now that my tastes in kites has developed to its current level of refinement). Once we get to the farm owning point, we will obviously have to re-evaluate the traveling aspects, since you can't just leave the animals unattended. A big plus there is that our farmland will have an adequate kite flying field, so maybe we can talk some folks into traveling to us. We'll see about that.