Rich took about an hour on Friday to take all the pieces from the bundles and lay them out in numerical order. He took a break for a while to start planting the garden. I was babysitting Rich's buddy's little guy (the 5 month old) while the buddy, Dave, was working. Dave stopped back about 2:30 to help Rich put the play set together. (I still babysat until Dave's wife came, then she stayed for a while too.)
All in all, the play set went together really well. We came in about 9:30 Friday night, but Rich had finished a while before that. (Yeah-we were playing!) There were a few setbacks as you'll see in the little slide show, but if the guys could have worked nonstop, it would have been together quite quickly.
This was my first time making a slide show like this. It's a little over 4 minutes and there is actually music! (Just the sample music that came on the computer. Maybe I'll try a little harder finding some different music the next time.)
Isn't the play set great?! We're extremely happy with everything about it!
- The instructions that came with it were really easy to follow. There was even a check off list that Rich made sure to go through before starting.
- It is made of wood that we never have to stain. Plus it is a beautiful color!
- The chains are coated so the kids' fingers don't get pinched.
- The slide and swings are just awesome! You can't help but smile when you get to the bottom of the slide and I don't think I've ever sat in more comfortable swings.
- Rich loved being able to put the rock wall together the way he wanted to. (He made one side the easy side and the other side the hard side.)
- The kids just love everything. They would stay out there all day if they could! :-)
I wanted to thank Dad Blogs again for the camera as well. Without it, I wouldn't have gotten such great pictures of putting the play set together and of the kids playing! (I'm seriously in love with the new camera! LOL!)

