I decided to make the best of it and made a pile for donation and sorted everything out. My sheets are in back in sets for the time being- until the next fort session! No, i don't have a door or trim on the closet- we have a LOT of finishing to do!
Becasue I had already asked Mr J to not bring out more blankets, I put him on a time out for a while. Tomorrow I will show you what he did while he was supposed to be silently reflecting on his choices!
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That looks lke some kind of exotic hardwood floor in your hallway. Ipe? Mahogany? Plywood?
That is Pacific Rain forest natural plywood, with a splotch or two of drywall compound and paint. Not everyone has this in their home. I can tell you more details on how to get the look if you'd like. It is very child friendly!
Fort building fun...amazing what a sheet or blanket can do for occupying little ones.
I'm forced to clean over here, too. It's bad, really bad...
Jennifer in OR, diaryof1.com
lol.. that is usually how i end up cleaning up as well..
i suppose i should the thank the wild things for "motivating" me.. :o)
"forced to clean" is probably a motto of moms every where. I'm forced to vacuum every time Mini-E pours goldfish on the floor and then --stomps-- I mean Dances on them.
I love the fort. My kids would build more if we had more building space.
In our last house I lived for about 6 months with a bathroom without a door and we had only one small closet in the whole house. I know what it is like to live unfinished.
I have closets now and I felt like I had won some type of reward.
It is great having a husband who can do anything--the down fall--sometimes you get put at the end of the list.
How are you doing?
Thinking about you today and praying God gives you a little something special --so you know without a shadow of a doubt that He is looking lovingly into your face.
How is your heart?
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