Play with Pleasure

Play takes many forms, but the heart of play is pleasure — an important component in learning.Some people think of play as the opposite of work. They think of it with goofing off, being lazy, lack of achievement, or, at best, recreation. "Stop playing and get to work!" Yet, as many of you probably know, it is through play that we do much of our learning. We learn best when we are having fun. Play, more than any other activity, fuels healthy development of children — and the continued healthy development of adults.Play takes many forms, but the heart of all play is pleasure. If it isn't fun, it isn't play. We play from birth on — we play using our bodies (building with blocks) and our minds (fantasy play). We use words to play (jokes, wit, humor) and we use props (blocks, toys, games). While the exact nature of play evolves, becoming more complex as we grow. Play at all ages brings pleasure.

David and Adam and pleasure

Well when there is nothing to do ......what else but a "Jam" down stairs in the celler.

This is the "Famous PLAY ROOM" where James holds his Meta Sessions