Our occasional slot looking at childish shedlike atmospheres returns for a focus on Ruby's Playhouse which is featured at Cookie. Built by production designer James Chinlund (husband of child cookery expert Clare Crespo) for his three-year-old daughter Ruby, it has two storeys, measures 12ft x 6ft and took a month to build using recycled timber and windows as well as cedar fencing.
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Shedworking isn't well known for arousing feelings of irritation in me, but I can't help feeling that this "playhouse" is big enough to be someone's actual home. Sorry to sound ranty, but is this just a tiny bit inappropriate? I don't know, maybe I've read too much today about profligate spending and financial crashes, but I feel slightly offended by this admittedly cute structure.
ReplyDeleteOn the other hand, at least the children will have a roof over their heads when their parents are carted off to debtors' prison
It is on the large side of large, but perhaps they can use it as an actual office when the kids push off.
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