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Lego anyone?

Lego anyone?

Lego has changed so much over the years and the possibilities are endless as to what you can create…. With the help of a box or bricks and some instructions… or maybe you’re just super creative!

I love building Lego, it’s therapeutic and relaxing. And there is always a wow at the end as I finally complete a set.

who else enjoys it? What have you built?

I hope this space inspires others to give it a go!

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@Captain24 that Jaws one looks good. D like the new flower ones coming out to, so might have to buy a few!

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I just bought the Exotic Pink Parrot for my best friend’s daughter for Christmas. Got my son’s fiancé to pick it up for me as she works in a store across from the Lego Store in Karrinyup. She is dropping it off to me on Monday.

@Bow @Snowie @Captain24 @tyme @Shaz51

 

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Lovely @Oaktree . I haven't seen that one.

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@tyme

My friend’s daughter’s favourite colour is pink!

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It’s pretty @Oaktree. It’s in my

collection to do. I love birds

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Lol @Oaktree , I sure hope she watched the Barbie Movie!

We have a Pink High Tea place that we sometimes go to for special occasions. EVERYTHING is PINK!

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No @tyme

She hasn’t seen the Barbie Movie.

She has severe autism so her Mum only lets her go to things that are worth the later meltdown. She will be going to see the musical Wicked in December

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Ahhhh. I'm not sure if you have this, but in our local cinemas, we have sensory screenings where the sounds are much lower, lights are dimmer and there is a break in between the movie. Also, people are welcome to walk around if they need to @Oaktree . Do you have that?

Oh, and it's much cheaper. It's about $5-$7 per ticket for these screenings.

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@tyme

I don’t know actually. She isn’t even allowed to watch TV so I think the movies are out pretty much

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Good on the parents. That's not easy @Oaktree I've seen a lot use screen to 'babysit'. I can imagine how tiring it is to be full time carers - hence I can't judge them.

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