Pinwheels

There's no age limit to pinwheels. You can have them as an adolescent or as an adult, too. 

Carolyn and I both like them, and she ended up getting some.

But where to put them?

Bob had an idea to put them outside Carolyn's office window so she could watch them spin, He actually drilled holes in the porch railings, hero that he is. How cheerful it is to watch them spin and catch the light.

Did you have pinwheels as a child?

Do you like them?

Sparkler Kids

As I drove by an urban structure, I saw these blue and purple kids herding a field of sparkling pinwheels.

The building looked like a house from the side, but I imagine it was something else, like a daycare center, even though I didn't see any signs. It could be someone's house.

Whatever it is, it looks like a fun place to be.

Even without going inside, the outside display inspires wonder and sparks creativity.

Did you ever play with a pinwheel?

If so, were you a purist who blew on the blades to make them spin? (Along with your spinning vision as you flirted with passing out.)

 Or were you the stick-it-in-front-of-the-blowing-fan, turbo blade kind of kid?