101 Ways to Have True Love In Your Life by Daphne Rose Kingma

Author:Daphne Rose Kingma
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781609254179
Publisher: Red Wheel Weiser

Play, Play, Play

When we play we feel the carefree joyfulness of our spirits. We're delivered from the bonds of obligation and responsibility to a sense of delight about ourselves. Playing allows you to rekindle the sense of the child in yourself, to go back to a time when life was new and full of possibility. Because inside we are all still young, we need to play as much as we can.

Playing alone or with others—a round of golf, an aerobics class, a soccer game, a tennis match—isn't just frivolous nonsense. Play creates balance. It's the safety net under the tightrope of modern life; it keeps us sane and functioning.

Playing alone is good. Playing together is better. Playing with the person you love is the premier form of play. Playing combines both the intrinsic joys of play with the opportunity to have a totally carefree experience (and sometimes mind-altering view) of the person you love. Seeing and being with him at his most spontaneous, at her most innocent and unguarded, can only deepen your appreciation of him, your sense of her specialness. For when we do what we love, you are most precisely yourself. Besides, shared foolishness deepens bonds, and gives you happy carefree things to remember.

“Remember when we held the croquet tournament over Labor Day and you won?” “Remember when we went to the MacIntoshes' Halloween party and I was a ballerina and you were a cat?” “Remember the summer we played badminton on the back lawn every single night after supper?”

Sweet memories are strong glue in any relationship. So play often; play hard; play for fun, and play for keeps.

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