It makes a mother feel much safer knowing that crime is being fought on a daily basis within the walls of her home.
Sometimes I get to be Catwoman, complete with the ears and tail, but I draw the line at Poison Ivy. That girl's crazy. And there's nothing like a former acting teacher Mummy teaching her 4 & 6 year-olds the finer points of unarmed stage combat...
This represents a solid 3 hours of work. It's the Lego Batcave. *crosses off one NYresolution*
Sometimes I get to be Catwoman, complete with the ears and tail, but I draw the line at Poison Ivy. That girl's crazy. And there's nothing like a former acting teacher Mummy teaching her 4 & 6 year-olds the finer points of unarmed stage combat...
This represents a solid 3 hours of work. It's the Lego Batcave. *crosses off one NYresolution*
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Now post a pic of yourself as Catwoman *g*
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*pats minifig!Draco*
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I have the Hogwarts castle Lego set on order for Ethan (Batman)'s birthday, complete with DM and his quirked eyebrow...
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I once spent $20 on a lot of minifigs (3 or 4 of them total) just to get a Ginny. She and Draco are locked in a hug on my desk at home as I write.
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Isn't it interesting how Legos are made for kids, yet it's the parents who are always putting the damn things together? Hogwarts Castle. Yep, been there, done that. It's now back in its box after months of very little play, sad. However, I nicked Draco, and he hangs out with me in my study. My kids never took to Legos much. *looks at buckets and buckets of that stuff*
I can't wait until your boys start K'nex. *evil grin*
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K'nex sounds ominous. *braces self* But what could be worse than stepping on the tiny Legos in the middle of the night?!?
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