What level did you get before you got bored?

I think the first time I got to level 68. The second time ( after I bought all of DLC and went back through to get the Oblivion Walker achievement ) I go to 56 I think? 

I think I got to somewhere between levels 37-40 before I started going around and stirring up trouble to alleviate boredom.
You know it's bad when you hear 
"Wait... I know you!"
more than:
"I used to be an adventurer like you, until I took an arrow to the knee."

MysteriousPanzer : hehe In my case it's the opposite ( I play a professional pickpocket).

But to the point of the thread, somewhere between level 20 and 30 is when I restarted my profile in Skyrim the first time around. I had made so many mistakes... Anyone else try to steal useless stuff before they realized there are no fences until you complete certain quests? Second time around I restarted my profile around levels 55 and 60. Things just started to seem to easy to do, like killing dragons or dragon preists... Current profile is level 38 I believe.

Chindogu :
I could never get into pickpocket, but I'm a Stealth class.
I steal a ton of stuff.
I use One-Handed/Archery in combat.
My character set is OP. Stick to shadows, hit combat multipliers.

Pickpocketing is pretty is you guys. Just save before you do so and if you get caught, load. That's how I got 100 in pickpoceting.

To answer my own question. Second game, level 53 and I am not bored yet.

I tried to get to the highest level I could and pretty much almost completed all the non regenerating side quests, I think I got to 70 something after getting the infinite level cap update, before my disc started to freeze whenever I tried to play it, I had multiple saves though since I had become so overpowered it sort of ruined the fun of the game. Haven't actually played the game in a while now, been hoping for a port to the PS4 but doesn't seem like there will be any time soon :/

Brigand : If my memory serves me correctly a good way to level up pickpocketing if you don't mind using exploits is to keep paying the pickpocket trainer in the thieves guild for lessons and then just keep stealing back the money you payed. Just make sure to save after each one in case you get caught. Though it pretty much works with trainers of all skills, you may end up becoming sort of overpowered if you do it too much which might make the game less fun.

Zlinqx :

'What you said is pretty much true, too.

I've been playing on XBOX 360 for quite awhile now (6 months? 12 months? I have no idea), and I'm at level 54. I just got it on PC and I've made a new character. I didn't get bored with my 360 file, I just decided it was time to start modding and have waaaay faster loading times (PC is ridiculously superior to the XBOX Skyrim). I was well trained in all three "types" of fighting. I'm a mace/katana dual-wielding destro/conjo thief (but I picked Path of Shadow for my Oghma Infinium, so I guess that's my main type).

Okay. Level 57 now and I am starting to get... sort of bored. The way I play it, the skills I use are mostly maxed and to get all the perks to them I would have switch from one handed to two handed or even try... ugh. Magic. Which would be sort of pointless and it is harder and harder to find side missions that would give any kind of a challenge.