<aside> 🧸 In September, Tim invited the community to join him in a playful experiment. He opened up the conversation around the importance of play for your wellbeing and creativity, and how we can nurture more playful moments in our lives.
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And just like start we started a warm and fuzzy trip down memory lane 💛
Anamaria talked about playing outdoors, simple games, surrounded by other kids.
Brendan brought back memories of jumping off a green-felted dock in the summer.
Alex showed us his ever-growing collection of board games which they play with their friends. He loves introducing new games into people's lives - although he is VERY protective with his board games.😅
Vanessa shared some amazing pictures of tiny clay models of food, furniture, people - just like the ones she used to create when she was little for hours!
Look at these beauties! 😍
Alejandro shared a precious moment of himself on top of a volcano in Nicaragua, one of his Lego figurines, and playing with dinosaurs.
Playing was easy back then: running around in the yard, playing football or the new Zelda game, or just building legos.
Gabi shared some beautiful stories about play: Creating homes and clothes for her dolls, making soup out of my cherry tree's leaves, playing football or hide and seek with her friends, running around like crazy, dancing with her uncle 💃
Novella wrote about her memories with her cousin. They played endlessly with Lego, with kitchen toys and sand, playing "Un, due, tre, statues" in the tractors warehouse in the countryside.
Moniek shared her memories of playing outdoors a lot, a loving memory of the little shed in the backyard, that he dad once built. Her brother and her would grab a blunt kitchen knife, remove the bark of twigs, and feel all GI Jones.
Read more stories behind these images and a good dose of healthy melancholy in her post.
Our two play-masters: Gabi and Alex showing us a real-life picture of them playing board games with friends.
Nope, not jealous at all of all the fun these guys are having playing!
Jens shared his passion for "playful building" which came as a consequence of him being part of a close-knit community. He designed his own villa for mice: it had a maze, some cozy Christmas lights, and even a couch. It was all fun & games with my 2 mice, Harry and Henry & their babies later on 🐭
It was magical to get a glimpse into other people's childhood, reading their precious memories of days of play, no worry in sight, only possibilities and magic ✨ Thank you, Tim! 💛