Hi! waves frantically I love princesses and pwetty flowers like this one!

It’s sparkly!

YES! Coloring books are awesome! And so are children’s lands.

We should all totally create a fantastic kid-land (you know, our own Narnia/Terbithia thingy).

Dibs on designing the geography of it!

Ooh, who wants to name it?

I get dibs on writing some of the country’s history!

The land of Miragia. Its western and northern parts are bordered by sea, the south by an impenetrable desert, and the east by a great forest. The north is naturally coldest, though the land of Miragia is temperate. The capital of Arn is in the center of the kingdom on the great river Boreon. The west of the country is for the most part plains and fields. The east and north are forest.

Lego’s…. <3

Lego is freakin’ awesome. Way better than playmobil.

I like Gargoyles, Power Rangers, Jurassic Park (I was terrified), and Japanese RPGs.

Oooh.

I’m going to go sit in my closet and try to get to Narnia!

I made up a secret magical world with my stuffed animals. And then all of a sudden, I thought I was too old and didn’t.

I miss it. It’s sad.

I still like Pokemon, despite the fact that the franchise was murdered by the time they released RSE.

Someone shoot me

I used to sit in the closet and hold entire conversations with an imaginary Mr. Tumnus. My sister always got mad that she was younger but I got to be Lucy. Then, of course, I turned into a total Susan…

Who cares? It’s fun!

Legos! Ooh, legos, how I miss thee…. greatest thing is having an excuse to play with them.

“This lego castle? Oh, I built it for my nephew….”

I never knew the price…. but yowch.

A whole ten cents for those tiny things? Five cents per small, model-size ones, and ten cents each for the chunky ones, like the ones I had.

I think he did mean 10 cents per, as an ideal price. I was expressing my outrage.

I had this exact set when I was a toddler.

Man, there was this child-care place I used to stay on Saturdays when I was a kid that had the most massive collection of duplos ever, and this big table thing with a duplo surface. Made some pretty epic structures.

Oh man, duplos rocked!

I used to have a set of these!

I wish Narnia existed. D:

I…used to write letters to that owl in the silver chair asking him to take me to Narnia. In my defense, my dad read it to me when I was all of five, so I think that’s an excuse. Then again, he read LotR when I was six, and I definitely didn’t write to Gandalf.

I still play with Lego’s occasionally. I have my masterpiece though, a spaceship.

All the originals lego sets were the best, for money value and play value. These days lego is just copying old themes and making them worse, like Rock Raiders into Power Miners, and Life on Mars into Mars Mission. Also, the first Bionicles were the best. D:

I remember when Lego Club Magazine called him Sam Grant, and also nagging my parents constantly until they bought me the big pyramid sphinx set for Christmas.

I loved Rock Raiders! We had the PC game, and the one with the light-up laser!
I liked how they did those little comic strips with the Rock Raiders and Star Wars sets.

Of those sets I posted, I only had the fifth. I eventually got the first years after they stopped selling it, and still mean to buy the others eventually.

Johny Thunder > Indiana Jones. Had to say it. Anyway, Lego bricks were basically my entire childhood. And then I moved on to computers where I still put things together using little tiny bricks of code. :D

I’ve wanted to learn coding for a while, but it’s coding. Difficult. Where would I start? How? Who? etc.

I’ve wanted to learn coding for a while, but it’s coding. Difficult. Where would I start? How? Who? etc.

Read _why’s (poignant) guide to ruby. It is absolutely the most fun you could have while learning programming. I’ll help out if needed. :-)

Yeah that sucks, all the girl sets they make are just ridiculous.
54 pieces for 20 dollars? Really?

I built a three foot long aircraft carrier when I was.. ten? It was fun.

I have a obsession of making human-like Bionicle figures. >.>

I used to have a set of these!

I did, too! I loved my marble rollers!

My Barbies almost all eventually ended up headless. I’m not sure exactly how/why I did that…..heh.

My Barbies were rarely used, so their hair inevetibly became tangled. It was only when I got older that I started dressing them up. I would dress them up and have fashion shows, complete with tiny little pieces of paper on thread for medals and certificates and trophies made of paper… I was really into little delicate things.

I really want a dollhouse with dolls that fit. One day, I will buy an old, awesome dollhouse, a real one, not those disgusting plastic things.

I WANT. NOW.

It was Queen Mary’s, apparently.

See, this is why it’s good to be a princess. You get freaking fantastic dollhouses!

I love Lego. I am a Star Wars freak, so I have a lot of Star Wars Lego sets. I got them when I was about six, so I wanted to build the alternate sets. Of course, I never finished them, so they lay around in pieces for a long time. Two years ago I decided to rebuild them, so now I have complete Lego sets.(almost) My favorate set is my X-wing. The one that had Biggs and the maintaince guy. I also have the Y-wing and Tie Advance, which they don’t make anymore.

Also, the first Bionicles were the best

Oh yes, but I only have Kopeka and Lewa, and they’re both missing pieces.
I got a few of the Johnny Thunder sets, but they are all in pieces.
The Rock Raiders were awesome. I have the Base(reassembled) the Granite grinder, and a few others all dissassembled.
I know I’m late on the Legos, and I’m Going on and on, and I’m stopping now.

Ditto.^^

Apparently Lego is teaming up with Disney….

Are they going to team up to make X-men Lego sets? Three tie-ins for the price of one!

My little brother and I used to hunt for fairy tunnels (sometimes the snow melts into a tunnel shape, or a mouse or something makes a tunnel). We had such fun…

Also, killing spider egg sacs by burying them in snow. There’s a lot you can do with snow…

My sister and I built and acted out a Lego version of some mystery story once… it was back in the day when we were obsessed with the Hardy Boys and Trixie Belden, no doubt. It was rawther a lot of fun, and I wish I could remember the actual story… meh, it probably sucked anyway.

I was sick once, and I did those LEGO playsets. I had a couple of Harry Potter ones.

What’s the Story, Wishbone?

But…but…

Whosa good doggie? Yousa good doggiewoggie! Whosa bwave, bwave Wobin Hood doggie?

It was a good introduction into the classics for kids; I remember begging for the books after each new episode. Luckily my parents believed in regular trips to Half Price Books :D

Ahem

IS boss. Christmas shopping in one stop FTW!

Well, it’s still here in Indiana… we loves our HPB. So, so much. My local one has names on all the book carts, such as “Magna Carta” and “Cart Vader”. Also, they have, on multiple occasions, played the LOTR soundtracks while I’ve been shopping there.