There's always time for fun. It's Friday night.
The lines I've about to mention below made me think of something that I want to share my thoughts with you on. "We've both become burdend with so much and we don't have time for fun anymore." - Harman "There's always time for fun. It's Friday night" - Kun Lan Now when I first heard these lines I thought about our typical work structure as human beings. Most jobs you work Monday to Friday from 9 AM - 5 or 6 PM. Friday's is the begining of your weekend and most people celebrate by going out to dinner, dancing, drinking or all the above. What I trying to say about this is that as we get older it seems we associate our Friday's (and the rest of the weekend) as a time to as Harman puts it 'time for fun'. I realize this does not apply to everyone but I'm talking about most major cities where you have to worry about paying the rent. I feel sometimes with some of my friends that hanging out at thier house or going out to have a few drinks is the 'adult way to have fun'. I remember when I was little going out to the park (I'm only 26 years old not some old guy) when a bunch of us either played tag, or cops and robbers, went swimming, hide and go seek, baseball, or best of all was when we invented our own games and just explored. I wish that when we get older that some people remembered how much fun it was to 'play' what I mentioned above. Instead of just complaining I suggest for anyone who is interested in trying to bring back that old feeling you had by watching the following movies: "The Quest or Frog Dreaming or The Go Kids". A great film that explores this idea further. It is only on vhs or like I did I d/l a torrent of the video. "The Goonies" Classic movie that gives you a real sense that they really had fun not only working on this film but in the acting department it made me feel like they really did grow up together. "Cloak and Dagger" Explores the idea of a kid who wants a real life adventure but once he gets it he realizes it was not exactly what he wanted. "The Dog Who Stopped The War" - Got my DVD off ebay. A great Christmas movie that is all about having a huge snowball fight and snow castles and other fun things like that. Classic! I'm sure there are other great films but those four is what comes to my mind. Maybe I just don't want to grow up. In some ways I don't as I don't want to lose these types of feelings. Feel free to add your comments and other suggestions of films that you remember watching as a kid that reminded you of how much fun you used to have or exploring the ideas I'm talking about.
The lines I've about to mention below made me think of something that I want to share my thoughts with you on. "We've both become burdend with so much and we don't have time for fun anymore." - Harman "There's always time for fun. It's Friday night" - Kun Lan Now when I first heard these lines I thought about our typical work structure as human beings. Most jobs you work Monday to Friday from 9 AM - 5 or 6 PM. Friday's is the begining of your weekend and most people celebrate by going out to dinner, dancing, drinking or all the above. What I trying to say about this is that as we get older it seems we associate our Friday's (and the rest of the weekend) as a time to as Harman puts it 'time for fun'. I realize this does not apply to everyone but I'm talking about most major cities where you have to worry about paying the rent. I feel sometimes with some of my friends that hanging out at thier house or going out to have a few drinks is the 'adult way to have fun'. I remember when I was little going out to the park (I'm only 26 years old not some old guy) when a bunch of us either played tag, or cops and robbers, went swimming, hide and go seek, baseball, or best of all was when we invented our own games and just explored. I wish that when we get older that some people remembered how much fun it was to 'play' what I mentioned above. Instead of just complaining I suggest for anyone who is interested in trying to bring back that old feeling you had by watching the following movies: "The Quest or Frog Dreaming or The Go Kids". A great film that explores this idea further. It is only on vhs or like I did I d/l a torrent of the video. "The Goonies" Classic movie that gives you a real sense that they really had fun not only working on this film but in the acting department it made me feel like they really did grow up together. "Cloak and Dagger" Explores the idea of a kid who wants a real life adventure but once he gets it he realizes it was not exactly what he wanted. "The Dog Who Stopped The War" - Got my DVD off ebay. A great Christmas movie that is all about having a huge snowball fight and snow castles and other fun things like that. Classic! I'm sure there are other great films but those four is what comes to my mind. Maybe I just don't want to grow up. In some ways I don't as I don't want to lose these types of feelings. Feel free to add your comments and other suggestions of films that you remember watching as a kid that reminded you of how much fun you used to have or exploring the ideas I'm talking about.