When I was 7 years old I equated anyone with a beard to being a grown-up. At 11, when I realized some classmates went through the stubby neckbeard phase in middle school, I figured anyone who drove a car had a certain level of maturity. Now 21, I understand that the illusion of grown-ups having everything under control is just that: an illusion. Despite a well-mastered grown-up facade comprised of maintaining steady jobs, paying bills on time, and saying "no thanks" to mouthwatering desserts, I don't believe anyone ever reaches an age where they feel they are truly grown-up to the degree of always knowing what to do in every situation. But that's not a bad thing! Looking into the future, here are some of the things I don't think I'll ever outgrow: 1. JuiceboxesThey're delicious! Not only do they come in different flavours, but there is such a satisfying feeling that comes from punching the straw through the shiny aluminum opening. I'll drink to that. 2. ColoringIt's so meditative. 3. Playing OutsideEven though I might not play kickball like I used to, I think I'll always enjoy exploring the outdoors. 4. Snack-timeProps to those who only eat three times a day at mealtimes, but I'll take my 10:00 gummy snacks, thank you very much. 5. RecessBreaks are important. There's a reason we have intermissions at plays and pauses during long speeches at conferences. 6. Sugary CerealPerhaps not every day, but once in awhile there's nothing better than a bowl of Fruit Loops. 7. CartoonsI could watch Looney Tunes every Sunday morning from here on out no problem. 8. Blowing BubblesHere, I was originally talking about blowing bubbles through a plastic bubble blower and watching them float through the air before popping. On second thought, this one has a double meaning: bubble gum bubbles. 9. Finding Shapes in CloudsA car! An elephant! A tree! 10. Bubble WrapI just can't resist.
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