Last summer, my husband came home one day with this...
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| ...a disassembled crate from a large shipment at work. |
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| My oldest son saw the possibilities and began taking measurements... "It's 3 and 1/2 measures." |
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| So we carried the base to the back yard and set it on cinder blocks.... |
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| ...and everyone loved it... |
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| ...especially Pirate the dog who claimed it as his own... |
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| ...and we had big plans... |
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| ...then this happened... |
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| ...and then THIS happened... |
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| ...so this was our fort for nearly a year... |
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| ...and then baby girl came home from the hospital and Daddy got back to work... |
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| ...and the boys "helped" every step of the way... |
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| ...and I did my fair share too... |
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| ...making sure we were EXCEEDING safety standards... |
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| ...for several days and several nights we worked... |
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| ...and the boys were set to explore... |
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| ...life beyond the fence... |
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| ...and we all went on a trip in our favorite rocket ship... |
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| ...and watched fireworks light up the sky... |
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| ...and rode horses through the cane fields... |
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| ...and won battles in the War of the Water Balloons... |
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| ...and as if the fort weren't cool enough we added death-defying feats... |
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| ...that leave you face down in the mud... |
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| ...but there was still more to be built... |
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| ...so this is our fort... |
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| ...for now... |
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