Growing up I learnt to knit and sew, cook and bake and all that. I used to love playing with my mum's sewing machine and later learnt to crochet at a hospice I volunteered at.
In my first year at secondary school we had to make something in textiles class, most made a beanbag or cushion, I made a fully lined and buttoned waistcoat, think my mum still has it somewhere! No great skill, just because I'd learn how.
I used to be a good shot when I was an RAF cadet - rubbish at shooting things in video games though :)
Actual skill wise, I guess language learning is mine - did French, German and Spanish at to A Level and French, German and Italian at uni for a year before switching to law but learn bits of numerous other languages including a sign language and other short courses.
Ooh I can touch my toes too! I'm hypermobile but think I've managed to retain some of the flexibility from doing ballet and gymnastics despite the arthritis :) Ooh vaulting, that was my thing in gymnastics, was always so jealous of people that could do the asometric bars though - could never manage them!