36. Read Your Favorite Book From Childhood

Remember the magic of reading as a child? Remember how you felt when you first opened In the Night Kitchen by Maurice Sendak, or A Wrinkle In Time by Madeleine L'Engle? How about Harriet the Spy, or even Harry Potter? Why not take an afternoon and crack open one of these books and reconnect with your childhood imagination?

Don't recollect any books from your childhood? Try one of these:

• The Golden Compass (book 1 from His Dark Materials Trilogy) By Philip Pullman
  
• The Lord of the Rings Series By J.R.R. Tokien
  
• Island of the Blue Dolphins By Scott O'Dell
  
• Where the Sidewalk Ends By Shel Silverstein
  
• The Boxcar Children By Gertrude Chandler Warner
  
• Where The Wild Things Are By Maurice Sendak
  
• Dominic By William Steig
  
• Yertle the Turtle By Dr. Seuss
  
• Frog and Toad By Arnold Lobel
  

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33. Find your favorite toy from childhood and play with it

Whether it was with hot wheels, pez, wheel-o's, erector sets, leggos, etc. there was a time we all played & played quite seriously. Why not find that favored toy and recreate the seriousness with which you used to play?

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27. Play

Make a list of your 5 favorite childhood activities and do one.

Your list might include:

jumping rope
blowing bubles
playing kick the can
building a fort out of boxes or blankets
eating icecream
playing cops and robbers (or spies)
etc