Play. When we were children there was nothing more important than play. School, church, dinner, baths, and sleep were never as important as play. We counted down the minutes to recess where we could tear around the playground, swing as high as possible on the swings, play favorite games like Four Square and Red Rover, or make up our own games. Then we grew up, and too often we have stopped playing.
When was the last time that you simply played and had fun - not compete, not glued to a screen or phone, but played? When was the last time you headed outside, ran, romped, and carried on until well after dark on a cool summer evening?
Is someone calling you to come out and play? Reflect on how YOU can come out and play – how YOU can disconnect from the TV, the computer, the phone, and go enjoy yourself without worrying about all of those things that we have to worry about.
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Thanks for another great prompt!
Here's my response, via journal spread: Art Is Try, Art Is Play, Art Is Life
Just finished this one - it was fun! Thanks for the inspiration! Here's the post:
http://inspirationeverywhere.blogspot.com/2011/09/sketchbook-and-journal-fodder-junkies.html
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