Most missed memory from childhood 
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Mine would definitely have to be my imagination. When I was a kid, for years my brother and I entertained ourselves all day long building legos and having huge lego wars, building huge castles, or we'd go outside and play some of the craziest games. For the life of me I can't remember how to have an imagination like that. When I hit about 13 I decided that I was to grown up to play legos or any of those 'stupid kid games', so I blocked them all from myself and just spent time reading and other hanging out at friends houses playing video games. If only I'd known the disservice I was doing to myself :o(
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- Wow! Imagination! fledgling
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MoreThis is a reply to # 346,316That's a good one, Aclays!
Imagination!
Tell us more. Building stuff? How crazy were the games? Who was the craziest...you or your brother?
What did you like best?
You have a magic wand, and ten minutes. What do you do first?
Do tell, won't you? You've got me curious!
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- Re: Most missed memory from childhoo... 121212
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This is a reply to # 346,316That brought back the memory of mine that is somehow similar. I used to play with playmobil with others and alone for hours and hours at a time. However this was filled with imagination because we didnt have that much stuff then and most of the things we build ourselves. Like a multistorey house by using cassette tapes as walls and putting books on top. There were no boundaries and there was nothing i couldnt play - I always found the right thing to use. But the best and most precious experience in this was that I dived into different world as if i was living in them. I forgot time and space and myself. i was who i wanted to be as if I had a million lifes. so in a game you life on a horsefarm in Montana and it feels like a real life and the next you are in medieval france...and so on. Amazing and just like the post before at the age of around 13 I lost that ability and my life became my life and not exchangeable. How I wish sometimes I could kneel down on my bedroom floor and get the boxes out and be in a world that I choose and forget everything else and come back to reality to find that its really late and i forgot about time... great memories!!!
- Beautiful, 121212! fledgling
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This is a reply to # 346,323I can hear the tenderness in your voice. This is part of who you really are!
What about the imagining/building do you like best?
... Discovering a historic building style?
... Finding the materials?
... Miniaturization? (Tiny things?)
... Far away adventure?
... Travel?
... Play-acting?
... Time for yourself?
... Your play friends?
... Constuction? Design?
... Something else? Colors? Climate? Plants and trees? Water?
The box under your bed intrigues me. That sounds like a very private treasure box. What do you like about that? A delicious secret? Freedom to be yourself? There's something special there.
What would happen if you really had that box? Could you build for a few minutes every day? What if you were hired to build real miniature buildings - for, say, an architect? Or, a museum?
The book Wishcraft has many simple exercises that will help you narrow down the exact things you love, and it will give you ideas on how to get those things into your life...today.
... http://www.wishcraft.com It's free.
Also free is Barbara's Bulletin Board at http://www.barbarasher.com There you can post a wish, and an obstacle, and good people will help you brainstorm ways to do what you love.
(I've never heard anyone complain of being bothered by registering as a poster on Barbara's bbs. I even use my real first name as a signature. Get on Barbara's mailing list, too. Once a month she sends out her brief audio tips. They are gems.)
I think you'll like http://www.brooketucker.com ...just for fun. See Brooke's "Put-Abouts" first. Go to some of the links, too, especially the Museum of Miniatures in Taiwan. You probably won't be able to read the writing but the pictures will blow you away!
Happy exploring, 121212!
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- Wow! Imagination! fledgling
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