Collecting anything with Pooh Bear on it

Testing if one can fit in a crack or under a ledge in rock, or under a tree with long, drooping branches.

Blowing the parachute-like dandelion seeds.

Skipping in the workplace.

Walking through dry leaves and kicking them high into the air.

Balancing on fences, curb ledges and the like.

My favorite innocent pursuit would have to be riding a shopping cart as fast as I can and popping wheelies in itme a look}. (never fails that someone who has lost their youth gives

Kicking stones (or in the winter, snow or ice lumps) along the street.

Enjoying really silly children's games.... *G*

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Playing with dolls/action figures/Legos/blocks.

Climbing trees.

Hopping from stone to stone at a beach or riverbank.

Picking up ladybugs and making them fly from one's fingertip.

Holding hands up on the fiercest of roller-coasters.

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Coloring with crayons or those great smelly felts. You know the ones that have a scent to match their color?

Running through the sprinklers, especially in the park.

Splashing in streams.

  Blowing bubbles.... especially by moonlight. *G*

Singing along with Raffi

One thing I hope I never lose is singing out loud whenever the mood hits me.  

Ants are cool, also. Specially when they built their cities under
sidewalks and push the dirt up through the cracks in the concrete.

Hugs!!!!

Spinning to get dizzy.

Catching frogs, lizards, and snakes.

I forgot to mention peeking in tidepools, touching anemones, and looking for tiny crabs.... :)

 Building castles in the sand.

Gazing at clouds and picking out shapes.

Making shapes with the stars.

Laughing out loud, and as long as you want to.

I love work. I can watch other beings do it all day long.

Bumblebees are the best! I can hardly believe that they get those huge, fat, bumblebee bodies to fly around with such bitty wings!!  They're great!

 I love to watch bees fly. Butterflies just flitter about, but bees really work at it.

Watching baby chicks hatch and wondering how they manage to know how to get out of the shell