"Innocent" or "Childish" Pursuits

What so called "childish" or innocent pursuits does anyone have?

Myself, I like blowing bubbles.  I always have a pot of them in the car, and often take them out when I go on a walk and sit down and blow them and watch them float gently over the landscape or historic site.  I do find it very therapeutic and suppose it is a sort of stimming although it is usually done when I am calm, although sometimes I must say when I have had a difficult few minutes I get the urge to blow them. 

I also love watching old children's television programmes from when I was young.  Catweazel, the Gerry Anderson puppet series (Supercar, Fireball XL5, Stingray, Thunderbirds and even Four Feather Falls), Follyfoot (I fell in love with Dora as a teenager!).

And I am never far from my recorder.  Although I stopped being taught at the age of 11, I carried on with playing it and even though my music reading is below very basic I can pick out a tune and change the key to suit very easily. 

So does anyone else have these sort of so called childish pursuits and what are they?

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  • Trainspotter said:

    4Another childish quirk I have - I can't bear to eat chocolate that is moulded into cute animals or the like.  I have a 'Snowman' shaped chocolate which I have had for a few years and several bunnies.  Eventually they get broken and have to be thrown away, but eating them would be like some form of cannibalism!

    Same here.  I wouldn't eat jelly babies as a child and I have several chocolate 'bunnies' on a shelf which I know I will never be able to bring myself to eat.

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  • Trainspotter said:

    4Another childish quirk I have - I can't bear to eat chocolate that is moulded into cute animals or the like.  I have a 'Snowman' shaped chocolate which I have had for a few years and several bunnies.  Eventually they get broken and have to be thrown away, but eating them would be like some form of cannibalism!

    Same here.  I wouldn't eat jelly babies as a child and I have several chocolate 'bunnies' on a shelf which I know I will never be able to bring myself to eat.

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