| Author: | Missy Joy Kingsbury | ISBN: | 9781641332859 |
| Publisher: | AuthorCentrix, Inc. | Publication: | May 24, 2018 |
| Imprint: | AuthorCentrix, Inc. | Language: | English |
| Author: | Missy Joy Kingsbury |
| ISBN: | 9781641332859 |
| Publisher: | AuthorCentrix, Inc. |
| Publication: | May 24, 2018 |
| Imprint: | AuthorCentrix, Inc. |
| Language: | English |
The Playhouse Story is a delightful true tale about a tiny house built in 1968.
While constructing our family home in California, my Dad decided to build a matching house for us kids. It was 'our' special place.
Mom decorated it with little furniture, a China tea set and pink rocking chair. Cousins and friends relished the outdoor activities of swimming, swings and songs.
In the 1970's we moved to Nevada. The tiny house rolled with us!
Seasons changed. We Grew older and the Playhouse became our clubhouse and pretend ice cream store.
Bunnies and puppies and pools and swings and bikes and creativity flowed for years. Then the tiny house sat alone for a while.
In 2003 dad drove the Playhouse to Oregon for my daughter to cherish. He painted it yellow to match my home.
Today it rests next to a flowing river and provides pleasure to all who know it.
This tale is sure to spark your imagination. So kick off your shoes and read for a bit. Thanks to my parents for everything. Enjoy, Missy
The Playhouse Story is a delightful true tale about a tiny house built in 1968.
While constructing our family home in California, my Dad decided to build a matching house for us kids. It was 'our' special place.
Mom decorated it with little furniture, a China tea set and pink rocking chair. Cousins and friends relished the outdoor activities of swimming, swings and songs.
In the 1970's we moved to Nevada. The tiny house rolled with us!
Seasons changed. We Grew older and the Playhouse became our clubhouse and pretend ice cream store.
Bunnies and puppies and pools and swings and bikes and creativity flowed for years. Then the tiny house sat alone for a while.
In 2003 dad drove the Playhouse to Oregon for my daughter to cherish. He painted it yellow to match my home.
Today it rests next to a flowing river and provides pleasure to all who know it.
This tale is sure to spark your imagination. So kick off your shoes and read for a bit. Thanks to my parents for everything. Enjoy, Missy
