I had more than one tree house. I loved playing in the woods building forts, and climbing trees and competing with other kids for territory—even having a sling-shot war. That is until I got hit and ran home.

39, but not from a coastal state.

More than half the people so far had a tree house. I'm feeling kind of deprived.

34

How is it that no one went to Disney World?

I checked off 28 of them. But forgot one. Cooking food over a campfire. I guess marshmallows count afterall.

My family never had the money. I went as a young adult though. 'Cuz I could pay my own way to travel down.

Now I live near it and took my daughter numerous times growing up. As well as to Universal.

That's kind of a shocker. I figured it would be much more common.

Now that I think about it, I voted no and should technically have voted yes. My parents took me when I was about 18 months old. That was cruel, though, because I remember nothing about it and they never took me again. I think they went more for themselves than me, because they were only about 22 and 24 themselves.

31.

O.M.G. That is cruel.

I went when I was 10. Also saw the ocean and went to a beach for the first time.

Two weeks after I saw Jaws in the theater. I wouldn't go out in the water past my knees. :D

You can come hang out in mine but you will need to know the secret word.


Or bring some of your dad's Playboys.

36, but not from a coastal state. (stole that)*

We had an awesome tree house 22' up the tree. They were always building in our neighborhood so building materials were easy to "acquire".:D

The tree house I had was more like a tree platform - it was there when we moved in. It was kind of cool, though.

I don't know the secret word, but I darn well knew where my dad kept the Playboys.