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I had some fond memories playing with my little brother in making these crappy little primitive huts and other messy things for our toy figures in our old backyard. We used sticks, rocks, mud, grass, leaves, wood planks, pretty much whatever we could find. We don't know how to keep these huts stable so we wasted rolls of tape to hold the sticks and roof together but it would still sometimes fall apart. In them, we made leaf beds and placed flat rocks as furnitures for our toys to live in. Outside of the huts, we built a little mud oven and had way too much fun playing with fire by burning up sticks and paper with a lighter. Our backyard had a castor bean plant so we collected, mashed and cooked the beans pretending it was coconut paste. Luckily we didn't get poisoned. We also mashed up berries, grass and fallen fruits to a paste and pretended it was some herbal medicine. We also dug up a hole and filled it with water like it's a pool or pond for our toys to swim in and attempted in making a mini tree house on our lime tree that was climbable. Whenever it rains we would run outside and build an elevated hut over some puddles with wood planks and placed some of our toys in there. It's simple and unstable but the idea of a house over water is super cool and cozy like it's at a swamp. We left them overnight to see if they could survive but sadly they didn't. Of course, our mother and auntie would get mad and disapprove of us playing with dirt and mud but overall we had fun with our wild imagination.