My favourite fun things are:
Blowing bubbles (especially in public, it makes people smile)
Playing hacky
Walking in the park
Gardening
Listening to music, especially girl music!
Gently moving your body following a naturally moving object is pretty much unconditionally good for you.
Picking up the hacky sac when it falls near you is good humility practice, which can prevent embarrassing outbreaks of messianic hubris in other areas of one's life.
Getting used to the idea that despite the fact that the chances of actually getting anything approaching a useful outcome from any given kick - you usually miss - it doesn't mean it's not worth playing the game.
You have to work as a team.
Persistence is everything.
You win when everyone gets a turn.
You don't have to apologise for anything.
A session usually lasts for as long as it takes to get two or three really good rallies and ends when collective focus drops below a certain level.
You only lose when you're not playing it!
Life is short. Might as well play hacky, maybe after 40 years we'll be "good".
Wicked!! Convinced myself, I'm off...
