Where do I start...
I still want to play on playgrounds, especially swings. Which is a bit ironic considering my fear of heights.
I still watch animated shows and movies with my brother (and often the rest of my family as well, especially movies), but I am sure most people love Disney movies anyway--they are classic, after all.
I still play "kiddie" games, and I got into Kirby when I was fifteen (last year in late February). Hence my signature on that one. I actually go not own any games over an E rating (because they are what I can get my hands on and are what I am into), but this is partly because of my anxiety--it makes me very nervous even watching fictional characters get shot or something of that nature (I have calmed down about that slightly, though), plus most of those games are M-rated anyway, which I am both too young for and have little interest in to begin with. The "only E-rated games" may change next month, though, as I would not be surprised if the Kirby game coming out is going to be E10, especially as the last two have...
So, yes. I am naive and I hardly even care.

Go to "kids" movies when they first pop up in theaters, obsess over all things Disney, dress up for All Hallow's Eve, have water balloon fights, build forts with my friends and play video games while having spending the night off. Uh, spending the night off period... since I'm married. Y'know. My life in general. The only time I pull up my big girl panties is when I have to play with the other "adults" at my job or other life situations. Pwahahaha~

Ooh, that reminded me. ^.^ I dress up for Halloween every year if I have time and hand out candy to kids. I also spend at least a day or two decorating the outside of my house with blacklights, spiderwebs, scary music, and so on.

I don't enjoy Halloween like I used to, but I still like to be a dork on it and dress in something ridiculous and make it fun for the kiddies. I try to go to at least a haunted house or corn maze every year, too.

Soki - Nothing wrong with being naive, so long as you're safe :)

I like being read to.

Originally Posted by Gunslinger Cerise

I like being read to.

Same here. Shame I no longer have a need for this. I wish I could still sit on my mother's lap.

Who says you no longer have a need for it. :O

I think everyone would love to be read to again. Not only because it's nice, but because of the happy childhood memories tied up with it. Elmira Swift: Bedtime story reading duty for you!!

I would LOVE to read to her! It's just she's about as tall as me now! I'd like to find her copy of The Hobbit and read to the kids in my bed when hubster is at work. Problem is, he usually leaves after they go to bed

I don't believe height is a restriction for being read to.

No, it's not, but sitting on my lap is kinda difficult if you're over 4' tall! Right now, though, I sound like a barfly/old lady 8 pack a day smoker. Stupid cold. So it would sound like "Once upon a time *cough cough* there was a hideous troll named Bart *hack snort*" Kind of a problem. I'm drinking some rather foul tinctures to eliminate the cold. BUT CHALLENGE ACCEPTED! I'm scheming now to figure out to read to Soki and my son I do tell rather embellished and creepy adaptations of Grimm Fairy Tales if we're on lengthy car rides.

You can make a Grimm Brother's fairytale creepier than it already is? XD

Basically I can't pull anything out of my purse without embarrassing myself around "adults." This is my wallet:

(not my photo)
and I have a Pikachu keychain. I do, however, get lots of compliments on them from 20-somethings. I also have Adventure Time stickers on the back of my laptop. My professor actually commented on them, saying he loved watching the show with his sons.

Oh well, if this is going to be about wallets, here's mine!



And I'm 20 years older than you.

Originally Posted by jellysundae

Oh well, if this is going to be about wallets, here's mine!



And I'm 20 years older than you.

That is so adorable!

Originally Posted by Gunslinger Cerise

I like being read to.

My niece likes to read me stories

@ Jelly - That's a sweet wallet.
@ Madam Antacid - Yours is cool too

Okay Jelly, you win the wallet competition. Yours is much cuter.

Do I get a prize?

Yes. It's a cute wallet! That you already own!

Thanks?

Hey, I think getting to look at and use that cute wallet all the time is prize enough. I need a consolation prize for having the inferior wallet.

The Adventure Time police may come and take your wallet back now. :O

No one will ever be able to convince me that animated films and shows are only for kids, so I don't have that on my list of things I'm "too old for." (I mean really, have you seen Akira? That is definiately not for kids, and I should know, because I watched it as a kid. XD)

I still have a ton of my old toys, including Barbies, old school My Little Ponies, these cute little wire and felt dolls called Halfpenny's, and so many others. I have them all stored in a big blue trunk. I passed on a lot of other toys to my niece, particularly my extensive Playmobile collection, and I have been vicariously enjoying that through her. We went to the toy store together for her birthday last week though, and I ended up buying myself some little sets because I just could not resist anymore. Soooo, now I have a bunch of Playmobile raccoons and goats playing on one of my bookshelves.

Oh, also no one will ever be able to talk me out of blowing bubbles, playing on jungle gyms, or swing sets.

OOH!! I have a thing of everlasting bubbles!! Those are FUN! =3

Bubbles are seriously the best thing.

We blew tons of bubbles at my first wedding... it was fun.

Chex - Look up bubbles + dry ice. Best. Bubbles. EVAR!!