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Thursday, November 13
We all have things we remember doing in our childhoods, things we wish we could still do, but things that we are afraid to do, because people will laugh at us.
Which is really sad, because what people think should not stop you from reliving your childhood. So the next month or so, you should get out and do those things that you have been aching to do since you realised you were old. Here's a list to get your started:
- Ride a carousel
- Put on rubber boots and jump in puddles
- Dress up as a fairy princess
- Blow a dandelion (highly recommended
)
- Jump on your bed until you fall asleep
- Ask 'are we there yet?' on a long car ride
- Stop pretending that you think Christmas carols are corny
- Eat a giant lollypop
- Shoot people with waterguns, pretending that you are some Super Ninja
- Join a colouring competition
- Watch all those Disney movies you once loved (The Little Mermaid anyone?)
- Have a tea-party with all your stuffed toys
- Pick flowers out of your neighbour's garden and wear them in your hair (strictly your neighbour's garden. Where's the fun in picking out of your own garden?!)
- Play hide-n-seek
- Read a picture book
- Stick a fake tattoo on your arm
- Make a sculpture out of play-doh
- Sit on a swing and try to do a 360 degree swing
- Hold hands with a friend and spin around until you both fall over
- Get your face painted
- Take a bubble bath
