Three Things...Gratitude Thread

[WDWEPCOT]

Harry Potter Books
Kingdom Keeper Book series
Kids clothes - young adult - i’m a petite person I can wear kids clothes so I’m always happy when I can find something it’s age-appropriate for me to wear it fits me better than trying to find something in the adult department that doesn’t fit me well

 

[citruscurtis]

Pooh sticks... throwing leaves off the bridge and waiting to see on the other side whose leaf.. stick... floating debris arrive first... Colorado River flows so slow here it's easy to play the game from shore

 

[flyingdumbo127]

Amen dear Slo to being a kid at heart

Disneyland. I am happy just being there.

The children's book Santa's Favorite Story is one I read every Christmas. I also still have some chidren's series books.

Games like Uno are such fun and can also be comforting to play.

 

[bobbiwoz]

The Velveteen Rabbit

Butterflies

Merry go Rounds

 

[fla4fun]

Kids things . . .

Coloring books - I find they reduce stress a lot because I am focusing so closely on what I’m doing. I have a couple of different Disney ones and a big box of Crayola colored pencils.

Theme parks - They bring out the kid in all of us. I don’t like thrill rides so I am usually enjoying the more family friendly fare.

Holiday candy - Whether it’s a chocolate bunny for Easter, a Trick or Treat bucket of fun size treats, or a candy cane in a Christmas stocking, one bite brings back all the good memories of childhood.

 

[clappyclaps]

1. Lego - i know nowadays Lego isn't just for kids but to me it still feels that way especially as it was something I really enjoyed as a kid. I love all of the film and tv themed sets and really enjoy the act of building them from scratch. If I won the lottery, I'd be using part of it to invest in all of the Lego sets I've wanted for years and have a room full of them!

2. Disney/Theme Parks - again not specifically for kids but they make me feel like a kid regardless of the type of ride and I love this feeling so much.

3. Kids/Junior size trainers - I'm fortunate enough to have small enough feet to just fit into kids/junior sized trainers as well as adults, and the kids versions are great as they're usually a lot cheaper and more colour options.