I remember having Lego bricks in Minnesota when I was a little girl. Actually, they weren't mine, they were given as a Christmas gift to one of my older brothers, but I remember playing with them, and making houses. I remember the white bricks with the red windows that swiveled to open, and the door that opened, too, on its little hinges. Now we have probably a million Lego pieces in Lego Land up in the attic.
Ed has been trying to repair some of the damage done by little visitors. Teressa's boys, Jack and Justin tried to help Ed, but there is still more work to be done. Legos are amazing toys, and I really enjoyed this history. Thank you, Karl.
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I remember having Lego bricks in Minnesota when I was a little girl. Actually, they weren't mine, they were given as a Christmas gift to one of my older brothers, but I remember playing with them, and making houses. I remember the white bricks with the red windows that swiveled to open, and the door that opened, too, on its little hinges. Now we have probably a million Lego pieces in Lego Land up in the attic.
Ed has been trying to repair some of the damage done by little visitors. Teressa's boys, Jack and Justin tried to help Ed, but there is still more work to be done. Legos are amazing toys, and I really enjoyed this history. Thank you, Karl.
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