I'll improve my shack

Realizing that this sturdy shack is not going to be suitable come whatever winter, whatever that will look like, you set about to make your main room a more secure, insulated, structure. Thinking that you may know just the solution, you go back to the stream that runs near your camp, and use your survival shovel to begin an excavation of the banks. Sure enough, you're able to find an ample supply of clay lining the bank of the stream. You shovel out as much clay as you'll be able to carry back, and are really only able to spend much of your day gathering enough clay that you can get a good start on securing your shack into an honest to goodness hovel.

By the end of the day, you have an enormous heap of clay mounting up in your camp, and you are getting some pretty weird looks from the goblin girls. Once you explain what you're doing however, the goblin sisters are quite helpful, especially in their new slender forms, and aid in crafting a frame that will be the right size to mold your bricks. The goblin sister get started on molding the wet clay into brick form, the oldest five of your infant daughters helping to lay the bricks out in the sun once their mothers are done. As they help to make the bricks, you also begin construction on a kiln, which you'll hopefully have done by the time the bricks are dry.

By the end of the day your shack is exactly the same, but you've made a good start on something better. Tired by your long day of work, you retire to your bed, and fall asleep.