How to Celebrate International Lego Classicism Day?🏡🛒

Every February 20th

I've never been one for playing with LEGO bricks, or any other type of bricks, even though a large majority of my own DNA building blocks are Danish (20%-40% depending on which month I look at my Ancestry.com results).

I see that today is 'International Lego Classicism Day', which for some reason reminds me of this old 2023 post of mine -

Jesus ... Not Another LEGO Movie!

International Lego Classicism Day

"One of the best ways to get connected with International Lego Classicism Day would be to grab a collection of LEGO style bricks and have some fun! One of the ways one member of the BCE likes to get involved is to use the mini-figures to make “portrait” replicas of important people in the industry."

When I was at the Woolworths supermarket checkout this week, I was asked whether I was collecting the BRICKS figures that I was entitled to receive for spending the right amount on my visit that day.

I told the operator that I wasn't, but I'll take my BRICKS and give them away if I don't want them.

I opened the 4 packets of BRICKS given to me that day and was amused at what I had got, as I had been wondering if I should buy a garden bench for my backyard when I get my garden landscaped, so my son, who lives with me now, and I can sit on it when we go outside to read or just marvel at nature.

I showed my son what I had built with my BRICKS, then put them and the blueprints into a snap lock plastic bag and donated them to the OP Shop for someone else to play with.

I'd rather eat a good cherry pie today than play with LEGO:-)

But it's hard to find a good cherry pie around here.

Cherry Picking How to Celebrate National Cherry Day?🌸🍒🤔

Every February 20th

Cherry Pie Day?🍒🌄