Spencer Hughes
@Radiospencer · 1:52
What behavior from childhood do you wish we could hold onto as adults?
Is it eating ice cream and not caring if you get half of it all over your face and your lips and your cheeks and your shirt? Is it plain pirate? Is it using your inspiration? What is it that we leave behind in childhood that you miss the most? I'd love to get your answers. I'm Spencer Hughes. If you like what you hear, maybe follow me here or check out my podcast, Hughes from the Heart
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 2:17
And I've had a big bowl of marshmallows and graham crackers and Hershey's chocolate, and there weren't any kids there, and it was for adults, and we had a great time, and people just were giggling, putting their marshmallow on a stick and getting it all gooey and having that fun. And that's something I think people don't do a lot of it's just doing something as magical as roasting marshmallows
Hey, Spencer, thanks for putting this here. It's like Deborah said, it's a fun invitation to go back a little bit and think about those things, this nostalgia, things that we once did, perhaps sell them or perhaps regularly. And beyond the simple fact of lesser responsibilities as the term of enjoyment, I would probably venture to say the inspiration to stay in constant play
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Chelsea Hanawalt
@allowthesun · 2:33
So I do get to do that. I kept that up. But one big thing I think, is just spending more time in nature. My parents were very like, get outside. Don't sit in front of the TV and get outside and do something. Me and my neighbors, we would just explore the neighborhood and play around. And I remember actually here, one thing we would do, is we would do barefoot street races, so we would take off our shoes and grew up in California