Oct 11, 2015 Zagreb Croatia

Charlie and Laura meet LEGO Darth Vader
LEGO Friends

Franklin Park Conservatory Day

Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

Lego Monarch 377 hours to build


Lego gardener
22,294 bricks 202 hours to build

Playful Tuxedo Cat with Yarn Ball -Guest Blog

Sunday morning Laura and family went to swim. She sent me this photo.

This was at the Worthington Community Center desk” Laura wrote to me.

The LEGO website states reasons why this Tuxedo Cat is the best pet

5. Your wool is safe with us

Cats love nothing more than unravelling carefully wound balls of wool. Hard to know why really, but it does look kind of fun while they’re at it. We can say with certainty that, with the LEGO Ideas Tuxedo Cat, your grandmother’s knitting bag is safe.

Color and Shape Sorting LEGO

I like to sort the LEGO pieces by color and then by shapes. It’s relaxing. Having the colors and shapes sorted makes it easier to find the required pieces. I like to think I’m being helpful to my grandson. He’s really good at putting the creations together.

Goodnight Moon in LEGO

At the Columbus Metropolitan Library

The beloved classic children’s book first published in 1947, Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown.

Just one part of a gigantic LEGO display

Lego sightings- 2 Giraffes and a Cat

Just north of Columbus Ohio at the Easton Mall.

Our family enjoys building with Lego. I don’t like to step on it with bare feet, though! I’m am always happy to see things made out of Lego.

This cat was inside the Lego store

Wordless Wednesday

Found by friend Dave from Alaska while we were walking along on a Nantucket MA sidewalk.

Around NYC Guest Blog

LEGO Store

My sister sent me some photos of store windows (my favorite is LEGO store) from a walk around the city

Love the TAXI shoes
Angels at Rockefeller Center
Window reflections

Art of the Brick Exhibit is Wow!

Art of the Brick Exhibit is just…Wow! Artist Nathan Sawaya’s Work is amazing. I want to go back and take more time looking and thinking about all his creativity that went into making these artworks. And all from regular LEGO pieces.Thousands of them.

Carnegie Science Center with Michael, Jack and Maura responding to Edvard Munch’s The Scream

One of my favorites (with undulating lights simulating water) was The Swimmer.

Yes, that’s all constructed with LEGO. The piece count is written on each artwork’s label.

It all starts with the single brick

The kids enjoyed building with LEGO at the stations provided on the second floor

a lot of pieces in the Easter Island sculpture Moai Part of the In Pieces Gallery. LEGO objects in large photographs. Umbrella in this one

Another Little Library

Thanks to Laura for sending me this Little Library photo. Clintonville Ohio sure has a lot of these little libraries. This one with a Lego diorama and a note to leave the Lego please.

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