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[amusingsheep]

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[anonymous]

hats off to you Harvard. you should try the sleep-on-side laptop approach, where you lay on your side in bed, and place your laptop at a 90-degree angle. adjust pillows for maximum cervical support.

[amusingsheep]

but sleep?
Where does sleep fit into this approach?

SLEEP IS FOR... wait.. was going to reevaluate my destructive habits this year..

[anonymous]

I'd like to be one of those adults who play. How do I become one?Too much responsibility from early on. AB

[amusingsheep]

That's exactly what lots of papers are saying.. we kill play and/or love of learning by giving kids facts from a fire-hose (my alliteration is out of control!)

You should:

• make blooper real
• wear a monocle
• save the children in Africa right nowvolunteer
• ride as many amusement park rides as possible per month
• sketch.. preferably at the zoo..

[amusingsheep]

oh wait I just realized this is A.B. :D

Most of the recommended bulletted list of play still applies though.. especially arts+crafts, volunteering, dying your hair purple, starting a poker/bridge/awesome game club, weekly hiking and picnics, theme-and-costume parties in lieu of dinner parties (TOGAS)

<3