14-07-2015, 01:21 PM
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Re: Lego
Originally Posted by Marj
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I really will have to learn how to post pictures lolThey are well worth getting, keeps both Grandaughters amused and quiet lol, well the 6 weeks holidays are loomimg 3 days left at school !!!
Ooo - thanks for the info - quiet roads ahead
Yes I'm thinking of getting these to keep 'me' quiet
14-07-2015, 06:36 PM
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Re: Lego
Originally Posted by cranberry
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Little grandson loves Lego but I won't put the things together, too fiddly for me but thankfully his Daddy loves it, too, so he helps out. Think Daddy is as big a fan to be honest..All sorts to build though - keep you out of mischief for ages, Patsy !!
You make a good point - I bet I'd have a problem with the arthritis and me eyes aren't all that either
14-07-2015, 09:23 PM
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Lego is brilliant for kids and adults alike , when my boys were small I won runner-up prize in a mother and baby mag competition and the prize was a big bucket of Lego,first prize wouldve been £300 worth of Lego,this was going back over 20yrs ago so it was a huge amount of Lego.
I sold all their Lego at a car boot sale and made really good money on it as well. People just love Lego!
15-07-2015, 06:21 AM
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Re: Lego
Originally Posted by Aysa
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Lego is brilliant for kids and adults alike , when my boys were small I won runner-up prize in a mother and baby mag competition and the prize was a big bucket of Lego,first prize wouldve been £300 worth of Lego,this was going back over 20yrs ago so it was a huge amount of Lego. I sold all their Lego at a car boot sale and made really good money on it as well. People just love Lego!
I had an idea - I'm gonna get Fabs a lego birdie for his birthday - they are fab, I'll see then if its something I could do too
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