Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for November 07, 2020

Dad is also in his true element!!

Gotta keep the “kid” in you alive, elst you’ll dry up and flake away.

“Clayton, you’ve just won the Lego tower smashing contest. What are you going to do now?”

“I’m going to Legoland! (to replace all the Legos I smashed)”

Well, that’s just smashing!

Somewhere deep inside we are all 5.

I thought it was all men never get past the age of 12 inside themselves. And inside every woman lives their 18-year-old self.

Me too

Yup, I don’t think we ever grow out of build and crush. I mean who grows a field of corn or wheat, or even cows and pigs without knowing that the are going to cut it down when the time come.

At 75.. I like it when I get adolescent.. urges, and I hope they continue for another 20

Moments that will be remembered forever. What is too old anyway?….

58 and on my trip to the thrift store yesterday I bought a science fiction book, another book about the last days of the planet Krypton, and 2 toy tanks

I can’t love this one today any more!!!

All that destruction is can improve the mood.

Some time ago, I rented a Winnie the Pooh & Tigger Too video. The gal asked me how old my child was. I said, 34. The video was for me.

Always keep your inner child alive. A few years ago, my brother told me he spent $12 on an early 60s Superman comic, because it had a story he remembered as being “really cool.” Then he read it, he said, and wondered how he could have ever been into that stuff. I felt sorry for him.

I bought audiobook versions of as many of my childhood favorites as I could find, and now frequently let myself be read to sleep by one or another of them.

All of still have that 5 year old in us, at least according to my wife.

… and it doesn’t change. At almost 62, there are times I must channel my inner 3-year-old

Hey, we’re all reading comics. I’m 74.

“Lego Masters! I loved the episode where the goal was to build something that would come apart the most spectacularly when dropped.

I think it’s Adam who’s five, but then, we’ve known that all along.