It’s a bit odd not having kids around all the time. I don’t have younger brothers or sisters but I do have quite a few younger cousins. I used to love playing games with them. I guess it’s because when I was a kid, I never really got to play with other kids. My parents were pretty strict and I was only allowed to play outside when I rode my bike with my cousins or one of my childhood friends.
It amazes me now how there are so many different children’s toys in the market now — everything from Baby Toys and Learning Toys to highly complex games that even adults can play! :D
There are Award Winning Toys that I never would’ve dreamed possible to make when I was a kid.
It’s one of my fears…forgetting how to be a kid. It helps that my husband is just as silly as I am sometimes… We enjoy the little things in life… We’re like little kids sometimes. We know how to be adults… We pay our bills on time and take care of whatever needs to be taken care of but…we don’t cook. LOL. We could probably live on cereal and we don’t mind. They’re just little things but I think it helps to keep the kids in us alive. We have responsibilities and obligations now but we do our best to remember to have fun. 
So to everyone else who’s married and may or may not have kids, no matter what, remember how to be a kid. It doesn’t matter if it means being silly, playing kids’ games, or learning to laugh at yourself every once in a while… Live your life to the fullest!
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Lol, you’ve pretty much just summed up my outlook on life.
Of course when you’re an adult you have to be responsible and mature about the important things like work, education, maintaining a home, etc etc…but at the same time I agree it’s important to not forget how to have fun and I do think it can really help break up the stress and monotony of being a “grown up”. Personally I embrace my inner child a LOT, maybe even a little more than I should, hehe.
Remember, “growing old is inevitable…growing up is optional”. Forget who said that, but it’s so true!