We used every Duplo we own. A work of art is what it is.
After all the hoopla of Christmas, Patrick needed some hours with mommy. It made all the difference in the world.
Adore It. We are using all our leggos this week to make a construction "something" this week too. I often have our kiddos do projects like this. Very Fun. He has such a sweet smile on his face.
It looks just like the City Museum in St. Louis! Very impressive, and one of my favorite places, too. Our kids got the Lego game, Creationary, for Christmas, so we've been building some interesting things, ourselves. Great game for kids (and parents), by the way.
My boys all love blocks! I wanted to pass along something to you that my youngest (8) bought yesterday with a Christmas gift card. http://www.amazon.com/Ultimate-Sticker-Collection-Minifigure-COLLECTIONS/dp/0756659841/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1294149409&sr=8-1 It's a sticker book that features all the Lego characters with reusable stickers and he was busy with it all day!
What a happy little boy....Yep, those few hours alone work miracles, don't they? It's hard sometimes when you have a big family to divide your time and the kids really miss their one on one time when we get too busy for it. I've been trying to take mine to the store or on errands. Even though I'm doing other things, it's great sitting in the car and talking just to them on the way there and back. It does a world of good.
too funny!!! that was MY Monday....i was feeling so unmotivated to do anything around the house....and my Cooper's new obsession is legos.....so it was a day of legoes and lattes (for me:) all day!!!
Wow, those pictures brought me back to when my boy was little like that -- and loveloveloved his duplos. I typically go a little overboard buying good, sturdy toys that my kids really like, and then typically have a tough time saying goodbye to them. Still have a tub of these, with no happy-faced little boys to use them anymore. I could mail them to you... we have some cool indians/teepee and firetruck/police car/ambulance and slides and of course blocks, blocks and more blocks. Let me know. :)
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Thant's one heck of an accomplishment! And don't I know it...my daughter is getting some serious mummy time today!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe how much Patrick has changed in a year. Love his smile--pride and contentment.
ReplyDeleteAdore It. We are using all our leggos this week to make a construction "something" this week too. I often have our kiddos do projects like this. Very Fun. He has such a sweet smile on his face.
ReplyDeleteIt looks just like the City Museum in St. Louis! Very impressive, and one of my favorite places, too. Our kids got the Lego game, Creationary, for Christmas, so we've been building some interesting things, ourselves. Great game for kids (and parents), by the way.
ReplyDeleteThat is impressive! I can't believe how much Patrick is changing into a little boy!
ReplyDeleteWe made block towers too...although the fun of towers these days is knocking them down in about 5 seconds flat!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the day Sarah
Amazing how a little mommy time goes a long way!!
ReplyDeleteok where are those cool tunnel things!?
ReplyDeleteMy boys all love blocks! I wanted to pass along something to you that my youngest (8) bought yesterday with a Christmas gift card.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.amazon.com/Ultimate-Sticker-Collection-Minifigure-COLLECTIONS/dp/0756659841/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1294149409&sr=8-1
It's a sticker book that features all the Lego characters with reusable stickers and he was busy with it all day!
This is great. He looks so proud to have built this with mommy.
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy little boy....Yep, those few hours alone work miracles, don't they? It's hard sometimes when you have a big family to divide your time and the kids really miss their one on one time when we get too busy for it. I've been trying to take mine to the store or on errands. Even though I'm doing other things, it's great sitting in the car and talking just to them on the way there and back. It does a world of good.
ReplyDeleteI know that feeling!
ReplyDeleteHe looks like one happy kid!
ReplyDeleteTHAT is a smile of a guy who had a good time with his mom. Next up comes the I <3 Mom tattoos.
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like fun. I had a bit of my own fun today;)
ReplyDeleteI really needed this reminder today. Thanks. I am feeling a little guilty for not playing more with our kids...I'm going to try harder.
ReplyDeleteHe's looking older Sarah! But I'm sure you already know that. He's so cute. I feel like I've watched him grow through your pictures.
ReplyDeleteI am drowning in a sea of tiny Legos. Those Duplos look like heaven! Sweet construction job, too. I'm digging that slide-thingy!
ReplyDeleteps- When did Patrick up and get big? Not allowed. He looks like a KID!
too funny!!! that was MY Monday....i was feeling so unmotivated to do anything around the house....and my Cooper's new obsession is legos.....so it was a day of legoes and lattes (for me:) all day!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! Impressive. Now that has given me a great idea.
ReplyDeleteWow, those pictures brought me back to when my boy was little like that -- and loveloveloved his duplos. I typically go a little overboard buying good, sturdy toys that my kids really like, and then typically have a tough time saying goodbye to them. Still have a tub of these, with no happy-faced little boys to use them anymore. I could mail them to you... we have some cool indians/teepee and firetruck/police car/ambulance and slides and of course blocks, blocks and more blocks. Let me know. :)
ReplyDelete