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Why not? No matter how "old" you get, you’re still and always will be the same kid who "climbed trees and chased around the yard." Evelyn Bence offers up an interesting devotional about how the age of your body really has nothing to do with the age of your spirit.
Escape Adulthood is the cure for the common life. It's not about escaping reality or responsibility. It's about breaking free from the vile clutches of Adultitis and rediscovering the secrets of childhood that can lead to a life filled with passion, wonder, and joy.
Don’t settle for the life you’ve been told to live; create the one you were made for. (Learn more.)
I still jump rope at recess with the students. I don’t do it as often or as long. But…. I can still do it! It does surprise some of the kids.
At 39, I changed careers and am now a teacher. The kids asked me to limb up on the monkey bars. (I was so happy they did, because I am still a kid at heart, and I really wanted to.) It sometimes feels funny to let the kid out, but boy does it feel freeing as well.
Ahhh….the monkey bars. It’s hard not to let the kid out on the monkey bars.
I wonder how many Fortune 500 CEOs spend time on the monkey bars…