Sand Castles ...Dream Playhouses
By sukumar794
@sukumar794 (5040)
Thiruvananthapuram, India
January 1, 2013 1:23am CST
Children most often in playful mirth build up sand dunes in seashores into exquisitely designed dream houses.These are elegant and the designs are worthy of appreciation. Children gain a lot of enjoyment building up such structures. Much pleasure is also gained by them in the process. The creative ability reaches the forefront of beautiful imagination and charm. The playhouses speak volumes of the inherent talents in young children They learn what is not actually being taught to them. Like the children who create playhouses on sand, we should be able to simplify and perform the various tasks brought before us. The satisfaction which one derives out of completing tasks is enormous and rather limitless.
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@chiyosan (30184)
• Philippines
3 Jan 13
I never really got to play sand castles that much, we live very far from the beach and we rarely have such time to go. Hence i am not very good at making sand castles. hehe But as a child we, my brother and i would always play with our toys, i would have my mom buy me huge doll houses with cars, and my barbie will have many different dresses and shoes! My brother would build his dream houses in Lego too! haha and sometimes we would share insights and inputs to create something with our play-dohs! :D Its really wonderful back then, as if all you have in mind is just possible... perhaps it is possible and to this day, it should be limitless.
Whatever the mind conceives it can achieve, right? :D That is what was taught to us in our philosophy class and i have always bear that in my mind.
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@KrauseHome (36448)
• United States
2 Jan 13
Some interesting thoughts here. We should allow our talents to develop and flourish both when we are children, and then as adults as it will help develop and encourage us to still want to achieve what is really our dream. Too often anymore we get caught up in the normal things in life and forget to think outside the Box, and go for that we once wanted. When we go for the gusto willing to step out that is when greater things can happen.
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@ElicBxn (63594)
• United States
2 Jan 13
I remember building sand castles as a child on the shore in New Jersey.
I will say that the best sand castle we, my brother and cousin and I, ever built was smunched by a boat that nearly got the 3 of us as well!
We tried many times over the years after that to build one as good, but never managed it.
Now, I've seen people that can build outstanding sand structures and sculptures, they just amaze me!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sand_art_and_play
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@celticeagle (166718)
• Boise, Idaho
1 Jan 13
A child's imagination is boundless. I remember as a young girl all the make believe and pretend things we used to do. Now days I really wonder if that is as explored as much as it was when I was a girl. I didn't have all the technological things to play with back in the 50's.
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@silverfox09 (4708)
• United States
1 Jan 13
Those are truly fun , playing and building sand castles even though I was never ever able to build more than a sand mountain thingy .
I think we should always try to do our best and try gain if we fail .
Happy new year
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@Sreekala (34312)
• India
1 Jan 13
Hello Sukumar,
Happy New Year to you.
I remember I used to play with such sands and made many things using the shells of coconuts. My mother's place is filled with this kind of sand which looks like sugar and it was wonderful to play with the same. We gathered in a place and made houses and used the coconut shell to make different kinds of dishes (assuming we are making food). That was really wonderful if I think about the same now. Years passed and I felt bad to think about my kids, they didn't get such opportunities and they are living and playing within the four walls of flats.
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@poetrywriter (17)
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1 Jan 13
The games of childhood help the personality and imagination expand and grow.