This is one of the easiest ways to create a well-rounded place for your kids and their friends to stay, yet it is far less effective than making a new home for them. It is a waste of time and effort, and often it is the only way to get the most out of a life of ease.
The problem with creating a new home is that there is always the temptation to just throw everything in it and move on. But because the home is new, it is less likely than in a fresh, clean home to be a place where you can still be useful. A new space is a chance to play with your kids. It is a chance to see what your kids are doing and what they have learned. It is a chance to have a conversation about your kids and the world around them.
The problem with that is that you lose your ability to be useful in a new space. The most important thing about a new home is to make it functional, not functional to a point where you are just throwing it out the window.
A new home is the most important thing in the world, especially if you are a parent. But with that comes the responsibility to make sure your family is as functional as possible. And that’s especially true if that new home is a place where your kids can’t just go “Oh it’s a beautiful place!” but instead are forced to use it as a way to make sure they keep up their daily routine.
There is a reason why a lot of parents don’t want their families to be functional in the first place. We have the responsibility to make sure our kids are ready for life after home. In our case that means that we can no longer just take them on outings or activities and say “This is fun”. We have to make sure that they are doing things that are meaningful to them and that their days are filled with productive purpose.
For parents, like we, who have to make sure their kids are doing things they really want to do, the first thing we do is to take them out to the beach. This is what we do every summer for the last few years, and it really helps make sure that their days are filled with meaningful activities.
The second thing we do is to let them make an actual sand home. This is what we do every summer for the last year and a half, and it really helps make sure that their days are filled with meaningful activities and that their days are filled with productive purpose.
The third thing we do is to do things that they don’t really want to do, and to do these things, we do it with lots of “what-ifs”. What-ifs are basically scenarios that we can play out in our minds.
We do this in play sand because we want to see how they react to this new activity. For example, we saw a couple of people doing it in their beach house and they didn’t seem to like it. What if they did? What if they didn’t? What if it was a bad idea? Those are our things to think about.
Another thing that happens when we do something productive is that we forget that we’re doing something productive. We do something productive and for some reason we just don’t remember that we did it. We forget that we did it because we’re doing something productive. That’s why we do productive things. It’s a way of getting back to the real world and just doing something productive.
