Click here to reply to @lhnath

"Of course, if you missed, then you fell and you probably got the wind knocked out of you. So. Yeah. And after a while, they didn't let us play that. I don't know if you consider that really a game. That was more like a. Yeah, whatever you call it. But we did get together with our cousins and we would make up mostly imaginary kinds of games. We were at my grandpa's 80 acre farm and so we would."

Click here to reply to @notessonthego

"What a lovely question. It's going to be so nostalgic answering this, but I'm going to do it anyway. I think games that we played in childhood would be under two categories. One would be board games, and the other would be primarily like, just talking, you know, not using anything except your words, essentially, so just talking and, you know, playing like that."

Click here to reply to @MsColes77

"So that was a tradition in our family. I love board games and I love game nights. And even now, you know, my parents, church, they'll host game nights. My parents love games. I'm telling you guys now, if you're playing games, they love it. I remember me and my mom went and did a paint night. And during the middle of the paint night, you know, they break it up."

Click here to reply to @DBPardes

"Playing games is so central to my belief system. I think we all are so hooked into productivity and self judgment and achievement and drive. And when you sit down and play with people and they abandon all that rigor and that grit of life and they go into a space of play and escape and connection, it's the most incredible thing in the world. I wish I knew more games. And it's kind of one of my goals."

Click here to reply to @lhnath

"They usually have a couple big ships that they're working on, and there's various ships. There's various old kind of shops that had different things. They have like some, some of them have little, you know, they talk to you and tell you what, what was going on in this shop 300 years ago or whatever. And there's a nice little inn, little tavern, I guess they call it out. You can eat outdoors."

#serenity#silence#connection#innerpeace
Click here to reply to @Sheena11

"And this is what staycation means to me. Not a luxury, but a necessity and a chance to pause, to feel, to breathe, and to return to life a little lighter, a little more whole. So, thank you so much."

Click here to reply to @AnngieKaye

"And that could be while you're dining out at a restaurant or if you're playing casino games and the kids have the arcade and again, you can go bowling as a family, go karts, all kinds of stuff. And it's really, like I said, close to home. You can catch specials, especially during the summer. Like if you stay on a weekday, like from Tuesday to Thursday, your room could be like $49 a night. I get coupons all the time."

• #Staycation • #StaycationVibes • #StaycationLife • #HomeRetreat • #RelaxAtHome • #WellnessRetreat • #WellnessGetaway • #WellnessJourney • #MindBody
Click here to reply to @arunanandarao

"It could be as simple as unplugging from work, enjoying nature, practicing mindfulness, or doing activities that bring you peace and joy. The passion, not the work. The key is to give yourself permission to slow down and nurture your well being in a way that feels right for you. The epic staycation and Odyssey inward When the wheels of the world grind slow and dense and your heart aches for a different sense, do not look far, let stillness call. Begin your journey."

Click here to reply to @kwa

"Hotels. I love hotels, and every once in a while I do it less often than I used to. I will book a hotel just to have a place to not do much, have everything cleaned up behind me."

#toforgivesomeone
Click here to reply to @rajnikt

"Forgiveness to forgive anyone. And we generally remember those things. What was the worst phase for tough time? Behavior. Sweetest behavior? Revenge. So things would be let's forgive and that person will come back and apologize. So rather than taking revenge in life, leave up everything up to God and move ahead in your life. With positive mindset. With positive thoughts, fully focused calm. Apkaru and Shizunki."