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| | --- Reply above this line to comment on this post --- If your troops demand better lodgings than a blanket thrown over the table, you might want to try wowing them with this ingenious blanket fort design: [D]esigned by Patrick Di Justo, uses Buckminister Fuller’s principle of tensional integrity to create a lightweight but sturdy structure. It’s built around brooms that push each other apart, but never touch each other. Some kids are more trusting than others; the more cautious may get scared off by the possibility of becoming tangled in twine before being knocked unconscious by a falling broom, but, hey, someone has to keep the therapists in business. Full story at Wired via NeatoBambino. Entertaining the kids. | | | |
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