When I'm under stress or if I feel overwhelmed, I create. It releases tension for me. Especially if I'm building things that require manual labor.
I have several projects going right now.. :)
Our natural playscape isn't coming along the way I'd envisioned it. I'm not following very many of my 10 Ideas for a DIY Playscape. We don't plan on being in this house very long and it doesn't make sense to tear up the weedy grass to plant my dream garden or build a small hill, or install a rock monolith. So, like everyone else, we make do with what we have; and improve as we are able.
But we can build a playhouse and take it with us when we leave!
inspiration website:
a place imagined
inspiration photos:
photo 1: Braj and I spent a summer building these houses for Amor Ministries in Juarez, Mexico. We've always wanted our very own.
photo 2: Love the way it's situated and the Japanese style. LOVE the bamboo. Can be used for a very long time, not just a preschool playhouse.
photo 3: Love the climbing wall idea and that it is a little quirky but still easy to build.
Construction, phase 1:
to be continued...
3 comments:
David is going to kill you. I can't stop emailing him links to super expensive but beyond adorable playhouses.
Can't wait to see what you do!
I'm so excited to see the finished product.
We moved to Alabama.
I will have to call you and catch up :0
Finally we have a little bit of room to spread out. 5 acres with a creek and a "bamboo forest" (the kids call it).
Creighton is making plans to create an Ewok village somewhere in there. So excited.
PS, I am homeschooling now. Amazing.
LOVE YOU FRIEND.
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