Sentences with phrase «blanket fort»

It can be very stressful when your realtor calls from down the street, wanting to show your home in a few minutes, and the living room is draped in blanket forts that cover an intricate complex of Lego -LSB-...]

I grew up in a small town outside of Fresno making home movies, playing games, and building blanket forts with my brother and sister.

After all, how many more summers will I get to make blanket forts with them?

Creating blanket forts and playing army men in our beanbag chair kept us busy after our parents put us to bed.

It looks like one big blanket fort gone wrong and I'm frankly rather embarrassed about the whole thing.

If your child loves making indoor blanket forts, this is the perfect winter alternative.

We keep life pretty simple and often make blanket forts instead of venturing out into the big wide world especially in winter.

My sisters and I built countless blanket forts in our younger years and we would have gone nuts over something like this pretty tent!

His colleague, Raphael Orlove, was constrained to the smaller Ford Transit Connect, opting to turn the back into a «Ninja Turtles - themed blanket fort.»

Because they're not hunched over an iPad in a distant bedroom, quietly mesmerized by a game or show, they're racing around the kitchen where I'm trying to cook, or building blanket forts as I'm trying to vacuum, or excavating holes in the freshly - planted garden.

This isn't exactly TreeHugger - ish, but we are big fans of clever multipurpose spaces, and our post on cozy blanket forts was a popular one last winter.

I've been thinking a lot about blanket forts lately (because regression) and then I came across a TreeHugger post by Kimberly about a particularly cold winter in South Korea a few years back and how people were using indoor tents to cut down on heating.

You get to jump on bounce houses again, build blanket forts, have water gun fights, drive remote control cars, catch lightning bugs and the list goes on.

My girls also love crafting, designing their own art, painting their nails, making blanket forts, and helping me cook dinner or bake cookies.

Loved hearing about the MOST DELICIOUS COOKIES IN THE WORLD being eaten in a blanket fort: --RRB-

Yesterday, we made these, (we try to do some sort of activity when they come) and enjoyed them in our blanket fort.

Emily recently posted... WIAW: Blanket Forts, Friends, and Food

A blanket fort.

Make a blanket fort with old sheets, blankets and pillows with stuffed animals Build the biggest block tower -LSB-...]

Have your kids help you make a blanket fort and after they go to bed, snuggle up inside it and watch your favorite movie with your significant other.

If your child likes to read in bed at night, in a blanket fort in the living room, or on camping trips a book light would be a great idea.

Child: «I am trying to build a blanket fort, but it keeps falling over!

Instigate games with kids and relatives that involve tag, crawling and rolling around, building blanket forts, and playing hide - and - seek.

, blanket forts and just plain chill time.

But especially during summer when the kids are out of school and we're home all together, I try not to sweat the small stuff as much and let the kids keep their blanket forts out in the living room for awhile.

Dark hair, medium length, grey / blue eyes, 5» 3», 17 interested in watching anime in a blanket fort and cuddles

I enjoy going on spontaneous adventures, building blanket forts, and catching good, live shows.

I went back to my room and made a pillow and blanket fort, spread out my limbs in the 600 - thread - count sheets and considered spending my lifesavings on a set from the gift shop.

Which led me to put two and two together to arrive at the idea that a blanket fort for grown - ups is a perfectly respectable activity to pursue presently.

Now the truth is, most of us probably know how to build a blanket fort.

This also works for waking up your PlayStation if it went into rest mode while you are in a blanket fort you don't want to leave!

Go for a walk or drive in your neighborhood to laugh at poorly - inflated holiday yard décor or make a blanket fort!

So, man your blanket fort this winter and refuse to leave, unless it's about grabbing essential snacks, and do lazy Sundays Japanese style — with all the family around the toasty table.