Played bridge, now I can no longer do it.
For me it was fun when I went to my friend's 31st anniversary last Friday.
Fun for me is a lot calmer now that I hit my 70s. A good book, good music or one of my favourite shows, generally nature or shows with music and shows like Fix it uppers, and of course my sports: tennis, curling, darts, and golf.
I have fun and enjoy just walking the 5 blocks to the mall and soaking up the sun. It is special when I run into people I know, especially so when it is a recovery person.
I use to be the first one on the floor and the last one off. Now the body doesn't let me do it, but I have some good memories and a few silent boogies going on in my mind and body.
I try to have fun at everything I do. Even if it is laundry or dishes, turn up the music and/or read a book. Osho says it can be a form of meditation. He also says that sex was the original meditation, another thing that is no longer in my life, by choice.
