Masonry or something similar, probably. I don't have the patience for making jigs for woodworking, and anyway can never get over not-trusting them so the whole

Masonry or something similar, probably. I don't have the patience for making jigs for woodworking, and anyway can never get over not-trusting them so the whole thing is stressful (and, for some reason, my measurements are never precise enough, no matter how careful I am), and fine work is one of the few things that can still make me irrationally angry (oh my god, you want to see me mad, have me try to wire an outlet under a sink, or a tight-fit ceiling fixture, "fucking wire just go where you're supposed to! Ouch! Goddamnit! Why do they make these wires so fucking stiff!!!") so electrical work, sewing, et c., are definitely out. But I like carrying somewhat-heavy stuff. I bet I could get really into masonry. I've loved building e.g. short retaining walls out of landscaping bricks. The historical-restoration side could get delightfully nerdy and bookish. I've enjoyed tiling when I've done it, except for all the time on the ground, which masonry would have a bit less of. So masonry's probably what I'd try first.