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David van Beveren
26th October 2005, 03:42 AM (03:42)
I'd liked to respond to the thread of Barbara about Lego.
But this thread is gone after problems with the server. :(
I thought of a picture I took last Christmas of my two sons (28 and 25) playing OLD lego together with their wives (24 and 22). So I put it here.
David
Barbara Moulton
26th October 2005, 04:16 AM (04:16)
Thanks for sharing. It's perfect.
Fortunately, I had posted my lego thoughts in an e-mail so it is not lost.
Edith K. Thurmond
26th October 2005, 09:37 AM (09:37)
Thanks for sharing. It's perfect.
Fortunately, I had posted my lego thoughts in an e-mail so it is not lost.
Barbara, please repost it as it was excellent. Also, I would benefit from the responses by others being reposted.
My son always received a set of upgraded Legos for Christmas every year and built the most wonderful things imaginable. One was a robot that was 4 ft. high and was amazing. We can work with God and let all the lego pieces of our lives be turned into good things - sometimes things that utterly amaze us.
Thanks for sharing!
Cindi Hammons
11th January 2008, 05:21 PM (17:21)
I had to laugh at this photo since I grew up with Legos as well. It seems like the change between Lincoln Logs and Legos came betwee my brother and I. I saved all my Legos (the ones that didn't get lost) and have included them in the large tote of Legos that my girls have. One Saturday, Leah and I made a huge tower using every Lego we had! Too bad I didn't get a photo of that! :)
My name is Cindi Hammons, and I'm a Lego junkie.
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