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Work is boring today, my boss is now off on holiday until next year so I have little to do.
So I'm sitting there asking what I can do for anyone, and the other 2 PAs shrug. So I offer a suggestion, "Let's go outside and have adventures!" (we have about 5 acres of grounds where I work with forest and lake and stuff).
Well, apart from accepting that going out and having adventures would be excellent, someone said that they don't let their kid outside much to play, in case he gets snatched.
Now when I were a lad, me and my mates used to play out as often as possible as long as we were back before dark.
We used to play war in the forest or play in the stream and along the riverbank etc.
Does this still happen? Or do kids just stay in and play video-games now?
Why do I see small groups of them standing around outside local shops/garages at night?
Do they not have homes they can go to? Someone's house they can congregate in and plan break-ins?
Has the younger generation of today lost interest in "playing outside"? I remember there used to be up to 20-30 kids with guns and knives playing in the woods, but I just don't see that anymore.
Is it me?
> that much. Gaming and Scholl has taken over my life.
the fact that school takes over your life and you still can't spell it is either very ironic or you just made a typo.
i suspect the latter. Funny though :D
I get bored shopping.
Someone walks along, I decide to follow them to the next shop they go into.
I spend time in there.
Repeat.
;0)
There are limits, yes. Usually anyone younger, really old, women, or insane looking ones.
Whenever I'm in a field, I look for a stick to use as a sword, and whack anything that is remotely higher than the ground.
I spend hours playing with building blocks and stuff with my nephew. I've recently taught him to play the drum, or colander.
I think I'm just a big baby when it comes down to it, and I think that's great.
I've got to think of more stuff I do.