tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3967163076445323247.post2791229069581955605..comments2010-06-20T17:55:10.540+01:00PDChttp://www.blogger.com/profile/14272280981190849015noreply@blogger.comBlogger5125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3967163076445323247.post-32214500143287680202010-06-13T23:55:19.530+01:002010-06-13T23:55:19.530+01:00While I enjoy &quot;freebuilding&quot; without an instruction book, your daughter SHOULD also respect the Star Wars canon. I mean, a blond ponytail&#39;d Darth Maul? Truly, she is missing the point. Now, if she wants to re-engineer the building of the Millennium Falcon, I can understand. I mean, it won&#39;t be the Falcon, but it will still be an awesome Correllian freighter.enderhttp://www.coyotethunder.com/RedMonkey/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3967163076445323247.post-65473155321474022492010-02-01T18:59:39.855Z2010-02-01T18:59:39.855ZAs you know myself and Rosie are lego fanatics, unfortunately since we&#39;ve been abroad i don&#39;t have the time.<br /><br />your friend<br />GavAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3967163076445323247.post-64719428439796806422010-01-25T20:06:33.265Z2010-01-25T20:06:33.265Zmy 5 yr old had a lego advent calendar this year. He loved it - until his 0 yr old (female) cousin decided to play a game of taking it all apart and not putting it back together - she also took apart a lego combine harvester and a police patrol bike. My husband couldn&#39;t wait for Christmas day either as one of son&#39;s presents was a lego Millenium Falcon (took him - husband - 2 hours to build, money well spent).dougalfishhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10322144426681391257noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3967163076445323247.post-69228648441554430332010-01-25T14:20:54.484Z2010-01-25T14:20:54.484ZTo my great joy, it is clear your daughter &quot;gets it&quot; where you have not. The proper way to enjoy Legos are to ignore the picture on the box and just build! Go where the the mood suits. <br /><br />In my youth, it was Lincoln Logs and Erector Sets that engaged my idle hours. Hours and hours and hours.... <br /><br />sigh....Misterimpatienthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17256865450459362129noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3967163076445323247.post-30897826405136851852010-01-25T11:14:17.109Z2010-01-25T11:14:17.109ZLego really is the best toy ever devised.<br /><br />I regularly -- for purely selfless paternal reasons, of course -- participate in the act of constructing stuff out of Lego. However without wishing to rub your nose in it, the fortunate happenstance of having a son means that I can -- selflessly -- build cool robots and spaceships and receive the appropriately awed response. And now that the kids have seen the Star Wars movies, they&#39;re really impressed when I build a TIE Fighter out of random bits.<br /><br />Not that they&#39;re allowed to play with it, of course...Patnoreply@blogger.com