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100 Happy Days – Day 39: Two-Storey Forts

Posted on 16 December, 2014 by dilovelyadmin

Remember how play forts were the best thing in the world? Even I, a confirmed claustrophobe, loved small private (or semi-private) spaces as a child. Taking out the drawers from the bottom bunk and hanging out under the bed with my older sister Emily, or later on when I changed roommates, walling off the corner bunk with sheets and conducting secret business (of some kind) with my younger sister Beth.

And it’s best if you find or create it yourself. E and AB have an Ikea circus tent that makes a lovely fort, and a big sturdy cardboard box with “windows” for another one, but they scoped out these storage shelves themselves, so they’re automatically a cooler fort. Like a bear cave or a forest nook, self-discovered. Plus: two storeys, below-shelf and above-shelf.

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Doesn’t look comfortable, but who cares?

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4 thoughts on “100 Happy Days – Day 39: Two-Storey Forts”

  1. emerge says:
    16 December, 2014 at 8:51 pm

    Yay! It’s almost like a jumping platform even! They look like fun. xoxo

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  2. Auntie CL says:
    16 December, 2014 at 9:33 pm

    Looks perfect to me!
    Love the matching grins!

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  3. Mama says:
    16 December, 2014 at 11:05 pm

    We still have the jumping platform. Where should it go? And: comfort, shmumfort!

    Reply
    1. dilovelyadmin says:
      4 January, 2015 at 9:58 pm

      I’ve been wondering if that jumping platform was still around! I bet my kids would love it…

      Reply

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