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Jacquie
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Jacquie,

In one sentence you summed it up!  

I was putting you on a bit, Sanj, but one thing about kids when they are young they "play" unconditionally.  

As we all grow older we are conditioned.  Sometimes, as is my case, I'm trying to become aware of "unlearning" some of the things I learned.

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My husband and I still buy games and others toys. I still buy barbies and play-doh etc. sometimes. He just bought a Lego spaceship yesterday. He's 30. I'm 24. I know a good amount of older people too who also play computer games.  There's really nothing to be ashamed about Sounds like you're long over due to embrace your inner child
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There is a Set puzzle of the day online here:
http://www.setgame.com/puzzle/set.htm

They are quite fun.


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ABJoe,

My inner child did have fun.  Thanks.

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Jacquie,

It sounds like you and your husband are in the "inner child zone" and that's great.  When the world becomes "too much" it's fun to just be able to focus on shapes, colors, and things that remind us of times when the world was right in front of us and we were creating.

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Jacquie,

It sounds like you and your husband are in the "inner child zone" and that's great.  When the world becomes "too much" it's fun to just be able to focus on shapes, colors, and things that remind us of times when the world was right in front of us and we were creating.

Joy


You got that right! No reason it should ever have to end
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life itself is nothing but a game ....

Simply to live is to keep one's brain cells firing - sure! As for "nothing but"?



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