The innocence of just being a kid.
No major worries, no bills, no real stress. Just being a kid was adventurous and the imagination was never stagnant. Just on a constant go mode. 🤗
Wasn’t it just fun to wake up, every morning?… Facing a new day of adventures. There’s still magic in my life, but I have to be on the lookout. Back then, it was just normal 😛
I can’t even imagine what it’ll be to go on without them… I still have both of them, and I am very grateful for that. Thank you for sharing, Laura 🙂
I did try and think of all the stuff I did in my childhood, like cycling everywhere, climbing trees, playing with toys, going to the park, but I still do that now
Being allowed to wear shorts all the time, play football, climb trees, get covered with mud, dirt and grass stains. Riding my bike for miles with all my friends.
Cyranny's Cove 
My grandparents.
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Yeah… I miss the vacation time we spent at their place. I was lucky to have very loving grand parents, and I am guessing yours were so too 🙂
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They were all fantastic. Miss them very, very much. 😊
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The innocence of just being a kid.
No major worries, no bills, no real stress. Just being a kid was adventurous and the imagination was never stagnant. Just on a constant go mode. 🤗
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That’s what I miss most too! Just taking everyday as a new adventure 🙂
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Oh, yeah! I was such a tomboy, I was always outside creating adventures for my dog and I. LOL!
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My youth.
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Hey! At least you remember it 😛 hehehe
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The atmosphere
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Wasn’t it just fun to wake up, every morning?… Facing a new day of adventures. There’s still magic in my life, but I have to be on the lookout. Back then, it was just normal 😛
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Yes, I agree, we have to search some days. It’s like your moment series, you always find them😊
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My parents.
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I can’t even imagine what it’ll be to go on without them… I still have both of them, and I am very grateful for that. Thank you for sharing, Laura 🙂
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Having no bills.
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Oh my… Yes! Bills are the evil side of adulting!
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Not having any responsibilities.
I did try and think of all the stuff I did in my childhood, like cycling everywhere, climbing trees, playing with toys, going to the park, but I still do that now
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Oh geez… can you imagine an adult life with no responsability? That would be sooooo nice. No bills, no going to work… *sigh*
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I would love it
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Believing I could fly.
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But only if I believe hard enough.
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Good one Mitch 🙂 When did adulting make us forget to dream big?
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Being allowed to wear shorts all the time, play football, climb trees, get covered with mud, dirt and grass stains. Riding my bike for miles with all my friends.
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It’s too bad we don’t allow ourselves to be that free as the years go by… Maybe we just deny our right to be old kids? 😉
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I actually don’t miss anything from my childhood. Not sure what that means but …
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I think that’s pretty cool… It means that you are happy with who you are now 🙂 And that’s a good thing if you ask me!
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Well I’ll go with that!
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Almost everything.
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😉 It’s a sweet thing, being a kid. Too bad we don’t listen to our parents when they tell us to enjoy it while it lasts… heheheh
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Living with my siblings! Still close in spirit but not distance…
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Being an only child! 😂
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My friends.
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