Guilt-free Play: My Top 31

The last two days, I have been trying to implement Neil Fiore's advice (in The Now Habit:  A Strategic Program for Overcoming Procrastination and Enjoying Guilt-Free Play), interspersing "play" with short periods of focused work.  I am pretty enthusiastic about this approach, so far.  I'm not sure whether the production of the following list should be considered work or play, but isn't such blending kind of what we're supposed to be after?  Anyway, I had fun thinking about pleasant work-break activities.  I offer my favorites, and encourage my readers to spend some time coming up with their own.  

1. Coffee with my husband
2. Yoga
3. Meditation
4. Reading
5. Sitting outside in the sunshine, dark, early morning, late afternoon, midday
6. Walking my dog
7. Swimming
8. Running
9. Biking
10. Playing my piano
11. Doing crossword puzzles
12. Knitting
13. Gardening
14. Reading to my grandson
15. Reading aloud with my husband
16. Watching movies
17. Listening to music
18. Sitting in front of a fire
19. Calling my sister
20. Shopping at garage sales, consignment shops and Goodwill
21. Playing games with my family
22. Going to the library
23. Cup of tea
24. Relaxing conversation with any of my three kids
25. Writing poetry
26. Listening to radio, especially This American Life, Speaking of Faith
27. Reading blogs (Some of my go-to blogs--Beyond Blue, The Happiness Project, 1000 Awesome Things, Think Simple Now, Unclutterer, FlyLady, Wildmind)
28. Hammock time
29. Singing
30. Dancing
31. Watching comedy reruns

So, now I'm done with my post for this morning.  I should just about have time to squeeze in one of these before heading out to work.  I think I'll take my list with me, just in case.