Some bad boys smashed my igloo in the night, so I was unable to get any daylight photos of it. Luckily, a team of hard workers volunteered to help me rebuild it. The only requirement was that the new design would have enough room inside for two children to sit in there. You may have to look close to see Bruno because his grey whiskers are the only part of him that shows.
The second photo proves that Evan can crawl through the tiny doorway. He told me, "I'm only eight and I'm as tall as an eleven-year-old."
Notice also that Lillie is leaning on the igloo, showing the strength of the structure. She is heavier than she looks, weighing in at nearly 18,000 grams.
The final photo shows both Evan and Lillie inside the igloo, taken by pointing the camera through a tiny window in the back of the igloo. The window was a design requirement provided by Lillie. (Every playhouse needs a window. It doesn't matter that windows are not typically found in igloos.)
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Someday, Lillie may have the opportunity to build and subsequently sleep overnight in an igloo that she builds or helps build. If she persists in her design affection for windows, she may regret the consequences; but she certainly will not suffer from asphyxia!
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