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if by sandbox you mean dollar store plastic storage box with a bag of sand in it that I usually kept covered and shoved under the love seat. Don't tell her if you disagree, because that was the best $6.76 I ever spent..
Horse with an airhorn!
You don't see that every day.
Posted by Second Life Resident Teagan Linden. Visit Sandbox - Weapons testing (no damag.
I like this image because of the irony of a sandbox being coverd in snow. When I saw 'Sandbox' i thought of my childhood summer days playing in the sand. So the irony is the snow covered box at about -21C.
It also qualified as blue. My first choice would have been the women at the KLM checkin desk wearing their vibrant blue uniforms, but I was just too shy to ask them for a picture. I've never been rejected by an inanimate object.
Replica of world 40, created by Charles aged 7 years
Toys from Margaret Lowenfeld's 'World Technique', 1920-70
Charles came into Lowenfeld's care as he was prone to outbursts of unmanageable violence and seemed unable to learn at school. In her book The World Technique (written 1959, published 1977), Lowenfeld documents the 43 worlds that Charles made over the course of 113 sessions and the marked progression he made emotionally, verbally and socially over this time. Lowenfeld observed how this process allowed Charles 'to become able to put his experiences and feelings into words'.
[Wellcome Collection]
Play Well
(October 2019 — March 2020)
‘Play Well’ explores how play transforms both childhood and society. Using displays of historic toys and games, artworks and design, this exhibition investigates how play develops social bonds, emotional resilience and physical wellbeing. The exhibition includes: images of children at play in the street, in playgrounds and beyond; makeshift and commercially produced toys; digital games and a larp (live-action role play) space by artist Adam James.
[Wellcome Collection]