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My dear
Clone, when it comes to toys, it's better that you
play with wooden ones, or any other material that was formed by human hands,
imbued with a measure of love and attention (for after all, what's the
difference?). Wooden toys leave something to the imagination, do not create
an artificial view of the way a thing should or must ideally be. (Mass production
should be limited to human replication.) |
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| Stay away from guns,
except for real ones. Those you will learn to respect; a toy gun will desensitize
you. If you want to play war--and all boys do--use a stick and spray spit
rat-a-tat-tat with yr mouth. It's the same effect. You're never too old for
toys, and always share. Let the other person go first and wait your turn.
They're the reason you're playing, everyone is a winner, enjoy one another.
Competition adds spice and purpose, but winning doesn't make you better and
losing shouldn't make you curse. And in every game you play, try to be more
like a monkey. |
