Childhood imagination games

We played Tarzan , cowboys and indians, hunters..and we were always outside, even when it rained.

We played a game called Mother May I.... though i doubt i could remember how to play it anymore

When I was a kid we had this wooden furniture with pretty sharp edges. My brother, sister and I (one of us at a time) would lay in the middle of the living room with our arms and legs spread out and try to trip the other two while they ran in a circle around us.

We also play a game where you jump from piece of furniture to piece of furniture-like the ground was the ocean and we couldn't "fall in".

Looking back, these don't seem like such good ideas and I'm really surprised no one ended up in the hospital.

we always played a game where i would invariably end up tied to a tree....whether it was cops and robbers, cowboys and indians, even transformers...i always ended up TIED to the TREE....

we'd use the fence as a net and play volleyball between our two back yards...

my BFF was a boy named Aaron...we'd play hide and go seek with the little kids and once they were hiding we would take off and lock ourselves in a room in the basement and kiss and stuff...

we would play barbies...that always evolved into playing real life barbies where I was barbie and Aaron was Ken and I had to do WHATEVER he said....(usually involved raiding the kitchen for his supper...he WAS a hungry businessman you know...oh and kissing...)

remind me again why I'm trying to figure out why i turned out the way I did??

OMG...and when we girls got together we would play games like dividing up ALL the boys in the class between the three of us....so you know...we each had our mini harem...

somehow I always ended up with Aaron, Keven and Deven....but that's ok..they were the cutest anyways...

AND we would see who could swing on the swing the highest and jump off and see who landed the furthest...

We would also kick our little brothers and sisters out of the sandbox and try to make the BIGGEST castle in the world...we would often enlist my one friends older brother to help us....

And there was the time we played strip poker in the garage with cards we made out of torn paper, because one of the boys had snuck out of bed and watched his parents play it with their friends over the weekend...so he knew HOW....and he taught all of us girls...funnily enough...we didn't realise he had hid jackpot being the only boy in the garage....we just knew we were doing something verboten...

Running through my Grandpa's wheat fields with my cousins trying to get lost...and yet praying you didn't because that meant grandpa would have to find you and he didn't like that....

jumping off of hay bales in to the straw pile at the bottom...

who could hold their breath the longest when swimming at the lake....

who could swim across the lake to the dock at the other side (smallish lake)

Truth or dare and the OUIJA board...omg...we scared ourselves to death with that stupid board more than once.

jumping on our beds and singing to our favorite bands...while wearing our hair in neon bow ponytails....

We played a game called Mother May I.... though i doubt i could remember how to play it anymore

I loved this one! "Mother may I?", "Yes you may."

We always played Charlie's Angels and kick the can.... Wow so much fun going down memory lane,

floor is lava is a classic

i used to pretend my barbies were on rides at the amusement park. i had that game with a velco pad and a ball that you threw at it. i strapped the velcro band to a ceiling fan, threw my barbies up there so they would stick by their hair and turned the ceiling fan on and watched them go!

me and my siblings also moved the trampoline under our bedroom window (on the 3rd floor) and would jump out the window using blankets as parachutes

and you can't forget matress surfing on the stairs :laugh:

...we were some wild kids haha...