DIY Heavan

There was this little 10-year old boy that was curious about everything. He was playing with some building blocks in the dirt pile that his dad had being he is a construction worker. Sometimes he would bring home a little dirt for his little boy to play in.

He decided to build a waste recycling center. He had some blocks that he could color some windows and doors on it. He also some pieces of cement that was made of left over mortar. The mortar was called cement because it was made of mortar and water. You had to add the right amount of water to the right amount of mortar. I stood in the alley watching him playing with another little boy. These used such big words for being only 10.

When they were building a waste disposal site with blocks, they had tissue of paper scattered all over the building. One boy had magic markers and marking on the blocks to make it look like water coming out of the waste disposal.

They found some mortar in his Dad’s shed where he kept things for his construction business. They went into the kitchen to get some water and mixed it with the mortar. It was beginning to get hard like cement was suppose to do, and they laid it out on the grass. They both put one hand print in it, and then let the sun dry it.

I heard them talking about if they got caught doing this, I would never be trusted to play outside again. He has always been taught to pick up things when he was done playing with things. His dad had a pile ready for the waste recycling center. It mostly included blocks, plaster board, some old paint cans, and some empty boxes.

Now also in the back yard, I noticed they had a skiphire also. It was a small one and it was one he could haul with his dump truck if he needed to. Just about then, the guy that collects the waste disposal from the bin was here to empty it. The bin had something on the end of it and he backed up the truck to the bin and then something snapped in place and then the truck picked it up and tipped it in the dump truck.

Those little boys were having the time of their life learning about different things, and having fun just building things out of scrapes of wood. Yes i was still standing in the alley watching them and I took a picture of their waste recycling building, before they destroyed it.