As summer drew to an end I looked at my list of unfinished projects to decide which ones I would leave until spring and which ones I’d try and complete before the first snowfall. I rifled through my tool box and come across some kids picnic table plans I had recently purchased and remembered the promise I had made to my wife, and to my kids.
As a family, we spend a lot of time outdoors. I thought that building a picnic table for the kids would be a pretty cool thing and something that might bring my son and daughter closer together… you know, break bread before a long afternoon nap.
And there the plans sat, wrinkled and unused in my tool box. I decided that we still had about 2 months of reasonable weather coming and that I would build the picnic table this weekend. I checked off the material list and made a mental calculation on price and decided this would definitely be worthwhile.
I picked up the materials and started building early Saturday morning. I was surprised how easy this was to do but figured I would not have been able to do it without the plans and was glad I had picked them up.
The kids were impressed that I had actually finished something and immediately planned a picnic for the next day. It was a hit and I’m telling you, if you want to do something that the entire family can share in then you might want to consider building your very own children’s picnic table.
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