That’s really good homework! When do we lose that fun/whimsy attitude to life and why!? Work? Kids? Just growing up? I was actually talking to my brother about this only yesterday, he’s still into his games, lego, painting warhammer, still has his pokemon card set and he’s 38 
BUT he works full time, has a great social life and for some reason people WOULD find his hobbies weird but we don’t find doom scrolling social media or not having hobbies strange!? So I’m determined to find some 90’s style fun!!!
Since I was diagnosed it’s made me think alot about priorities and what I do for fun too!
Something I’ve been doing/planning to do to bring abit of child like whimsy back into my life:
-Reading childhood books
-Growing veg and flowers in the garden
-Working on a fairy garden
-Been redesigning my house on AI to add some fun personality to it
-Redesigning my hair on AI for when I have thick head of hair again
-Went abit wild and wacky on Temu ordering the most whimsical little home accessories, I had little mouse house stickers, flowers and all sorts turning up 
I did also get some new little boho style accessories like rings/headbands etc I’m going for a boho vibe this spring!
-Bought one of those transparent stick on bird feeders for the patio doors so we can hopefully watch the birds whilst we eat our dinner
-Planning fun summer trips and a big summer garden party once chemo is done!!
-Tryng crochet but it’s not working out for me so far!
-I love getting out for slow woodland walks too and taking it all in
-One thing all of this has really made me realise is how important it is to slow down and actually take the good moments in 
so I am trying to live a little slower too, less tech and more enjoying the little joys I’m life (which I now realise are the big joys) Xxx