Viendo hace unos días a unos amigos intentar entretener a sus hijos un día de lluvia, eché la vista atrás y busqué en el cajón desastre en el que se ha convertido mi cabeza, para recordar que hacíamos nosotras cuando llovía y no podíamos salir de casa.
¡¡¡LO ENCONTRE!!!
Jugábamos a los fuertes. Colocábamos una sábana (si era vieja mejor, pero si no, la arrancábamos sin miramientos de nuestra cama, para soponcio de nuestra madre) y la atábamos entre dos sillas....¡¡¡Et voilá!! Un fuerte, o palacio, o castillo o lo que se terciara, construido.
Ahora ya no es necesaria desmantelar una cama para hacerse un fuerte o un tipi, ahora hay verdaderas maravillas ya confeccionadas. Aunque no conservan el encanto de lo espontaneo, son sin duda piezas preciosas que darán al cuarto de tus hijos un aire muy aventurero. A ellos les encantará.
One of my more vivid memories
of childhood is playing games and how
free we felt playing. We played until the evening in des erted
and badly paved streets, stepping in each and every one of the puddles , climbing half fallen walls that would raise the
hairs of more than one modern mother or throwing ourselves
down the steepes t roads on skates or boards wearing no more protection than patched
trousers. We pretended to cook with worms, leaves ,
rocks and any crap we could lay our hands on. To cut a long story short, we
were just being children.
What a time!!!
A few days ago I was watching some friends of mine trying to keep their
children entertained on a rainy afternoon, and that made me look back in time.
I searched in the haberdashery of my head trying to remember what we used to do
on a rainy day when playing outside was impossible.
And I FOUND IT!!
We played forts. We would take an old sheet, if possible but if not we
would happily take it from our own bed causing serious distres s to our mother, and tied it to two chairs et
voila! We had our fort, palace, castle, or whatever, ready.
Nowadays it is not neces sary
to undo a bed to have a fort or a tippy, you can find marvellous plastic ones ready made for use. They lack the charm of the
spontaneous hand made ones , but they
are nice pieces that will lend the
children’s room that adventure air that they will love.
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