Maybe what we need are more kinds of fun: 

Like the kinds of fun we can find in games that are inclusive and not exclusive, games that turn us all into players, games that keep us all in play. 

Like the kinds of fun we can have with toys that are for playing with together, public toys that invite public play. 

Like the fun of games where we don't play for score or for money or for seeing who's better. 

Like the fun of toys that are big enough to dream together in, intricate enough to contain our shared vision. 

No-sided games, many-sided games, games where we can take all sides simultaneously. 

Toys for the spirit, for the heart. We need whole body toys, whole mind toys. 

Games where the points are for the achievements joy, of wholeness, of health in its fullest. 

Toys that can mirror the uniqueness of our being, model the singularity of our family, community, heritage. 

Games where we play together: with kids and adults, body and planet. 

Whole new toys. 

New, whole games.