We interupt our regularly scheduled programming…

Written by stephanie on June 26th, 2009

Sorry – I know most of you are probably looking for an update on the exterior paint, but this was too funny not to share.

Our six year old daughter Chloe has been asking for a playhouse for ages. Unfortunately, with all of the other house projects we have going on around here, the playhouse project has fallen by the wayside. Yesterday, I came up with a temporary fix involving four folding chairs and an old fitted sheet. (Please try to overlook the shoddy construction.)

the new "playhouse"

the new "playhouse"

Both girls (Chloe and her one year old sister) were thrilled with with the new abode, but before long I noticed Chloe piling weeds on top of the sheet:

Exhibit A
Exhibit A

Perplexed, I inquired as to the point of the weeds, to which Chloe responded “It’s an eco-roof.”

Perhaps there’s too much architecture talk at our dinner table…

4 Comments so far ↓

  1. Jun
    26
    5:21
    PM
    Gene

    Cool! Forts I made as a kid involving blankets (or these heavy leather cushions we had) were always the best. Infinitely reconfigurable, no parental help needed, always there. The eco-roof is a nice touch :-)

  2. Jun
    26
    8:04
    PM
    Heather

    That is the coolest and sweetest thing I have heard in a long time. Love those kids of yours!!

  3. Jul
    20
    9:09
    AM
    Matt Knox

    Ok ,that is hysterical..and kids playhouses rock!!

    Here is quick freebie…if you want to find leftover building materials from contractors and Saaaaave some $$, hop over to http://www.diggerslist.com , we are trying to prevent waste and find a way to help other save money too.

    Thank you for you cool playhouse post!

  4. Jul
    20
    11:30
    AM
    stephanie

    That looks really cool Matt – would love to see it come to Portland!

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