Kids’ tents, forts, teepees, tunnels, and playhouses not only offer a place for a kid to hide out and sharpen their imagination, but also an easy way for you to occupy time when the family’s inside all day and options are limited. Kids can use playhouses for quiet time or invite friends in for loud games of pretend. Plus, the ease of collapsing a pop-up tent tends to increase the odds of it getting cleaned up in a timely manner.

6 / 11 Family Handyman Replace Missing Wood with Epoxy If you discover missing veneer, chipped wood or a damaged molding, you can fix it easily with epoxy putty. Kevin showed us the process he uses, and the resulting repair is so realistic that it’s hard to spot. When it’s hardened, the epoxy is light colored and about the density of wood. You can shape, sand and stain it like wood too, so it blends right in.

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Good news fans, Dave Lawson married his long-time friend and the Succession actress Sarah Snook in a secret wedding back in February 2021. Yes, the two recently (in Oct 2021) opened up about their marriage in an interview with Vogue Australia. Get to know Sarah’s husband better as this Dave Lawson Bio proceeds. Dave Lawson And Sarah Snook’s Relationship Dave Lawson and Sarah Snook have been friends since 2014. Although they “lived” and “traveled together,” the two never actually dated.

Kanye West's 'Runaway' from his last solo album 'My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy' was used effectively in the Bud Light Platinum Super Bowl 2012 commercial, titled 'Factory,' which aired during the first quarter of the big game between the New York Giants and the New England Patriots. West's song provided the background audio for a somewhat sterile spot where a cobalt blue bottle is shown being engineered in a clean, cold and lab-like factory.