Ethan and Mason got this Playmobil castle for Christmas and ET and I assembled it when Mason was as school. It took the better part of the morning and when we were finished Ethan really wanted to play in it. I mean, he really wanted to play in it. He kept trying to crawl in the doors which are obviously just large enough for the over-accessorized dragon-slaying knights that accompany the castle. When the thing kept falling off his back and parts started popping off, he conceded to eat his cereal just outside the door, watching the knights while they drank their spirits and ate their drumsticks just inside, "kinda like a giant, Mom."
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
The power of one little imagination
Ethan and Mason got this Playmobil castle for Christmas and ET and I assembled it when Mason was as school. It took the better part of the morning and when we were finished Ethan really wanted to play in it. I mean, he really wanted to play in it. He kept trying to crawl in the doors which are obviously just large enough for the over-accessorized dragon-slaying knights that accompany the castle. When the thing kept falling off his back and parts started popping off, he conceded to eat his cereal just outside the door, watching the knights while they drank their spirits and ate their drumsticks just inside, "kinda like a giant, Mom."
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It's like the candyland game all over again ha ha ha, I would want to go in there too! Why can't they make a castle big enough not made of cardboard
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