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“Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children play is serious learning. Play is really the work of childhood.” Fred Rogers
I woke up this morning, after being away for a week at my 365 Vegas Meetup, to find a little girl at the side of my bed yanking on my pillow and saying “Up YaYa! UP! Play! Me!” over and over . . . until I finally rolled on to the floor and played “blocks’ with her. As much as I enjoyed my time with my fellow 365’ers, I really missed my precious little Grand Daughter, and apparently she missed me as well! Moments like this are just to precious to waste.
I had to document it as my 365 Self Portrait for the day. I’ll be leaving again in a week for almost a month in Hawaii . . . so I cherish each and every moment I get with her. I just love watching her at play . . . she is so intent on what she is doing. One second she’s immersed quite seriously on the task at hand, and the next moment she is reduced to a belly laugh and giggles that consume her whole body. Who can resist that?? Sure gets my day off to a great start!
“The day the child realizes that all adults are imperfect, he becomes an adolescent; the day he forgives them, he becomes an adult; the day he forgives himself, he becomes wise.” Alden Nowlan
I met up with a fellow 365’er today. We had never met before, except for in the forums. I drove from Vancouver, BC to Seattle to pick up my Grandson who flew in from the East Coast to spend the next 6 weeks with me. Since she lives in the Seattle area, we arranged a meetup for lunch. We had such a nice time! My 13 year old Grandson was such a good sport – putting up with two crazy photogs . . . I love how he posed for this photo.
“My childhood may be over, but that doesn’t mean playtime is.” Ron Olson
My husband found a box full of old wooden blocks that he played with as a child. How fun . . . so we got them out for our Great Nephew. He was having so much fun . . . I decided this would be a great 365 picture. Unfortunately I didn’t realize until I brought the picture up on my computer that the focal point was off, but I kind of like it!
My Great Nephew really got in to playing with the blocks too . . .