The Truth About Legos

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Today, my friends, I have two things to share with you.  The first is this graph about Legos at my house.  I think it explains itself.

The Truth About Legos

























The second thing to share with you is the link to my NickMom post from yesterday.  NickMom is the new humor website by Nickelodeon.  You may have already seen my link to it on Facebook and Twitter yesterday.  If this is the second time you are seeing this, I am sorry and am forever in your debt.  If we are together and I see a puddle, I will drape my coat over it so you can cross the street with dry shoes in an attempt to apologize.  The post is called "I Wish I Could Be Like: The Mother from A Christmas Story".  It is basically the picture you see, but with several bullet points about why I wish I could be that mother.  Your support means a lot!  Having you over there, even if it is just via a quick click HERE, makes me want to give you a high five.  No, a hug.  Maybe a high five and a hug?  No, better yet, a high five, hug and a fist bump.  No, let's just go back to the high five.  Fist bumps are just not me.  Fist bumps and I don't mix.  It's like fist bumps are oil and I'm water.  You know?   We don't mi...  Ohhhhh, you got it already.  Alright, alright, alright. 

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Crystal Pistol said...

I just love that movie. She IS a saint, isn't she? But she is still tough enough to wash her boy's mouth out with soap. She wants him to be a decent member of society, of course!

Very clever of you!

Alison@Mama Wants This said...

Love the video - how cute is your son?? And your laugh and accent??

Alright, clicking over to NickMom!

meiejutud said...

:D
such a great video

Kelley said...

After thinking about it some more, I decided to delete the video and insert the graph...

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Shelly said...

Headed over there now-

Jessica said...

Oh that graph is so true, my son is just discovering legos and we have yet to build anything other than a "tower" so they are pretty much just for stepping on at the moment.

Traci said...

I would probably make that bubble indicating the percentage stepped on a little larger. You can connect the dots on the bottom of my feet to make out Orion's Belt.

Congrats on the Nick blog!

Paul Tobin said...

The venn diagram is very accurate. I love lego and when my girls were little I'd spend hours with them building stuff. The film is very funny.

Paul Tobin said...

The venn diagram is very accurate. I love lego and when my girls were little I'd spend hours with them building stuff. The film is very funny.

TisforTonya said...

all the legos at my house fall into the "%age that Mom wanted more than the kids and foisted upon them so that she had an excuse to sit and build stuff with toys even though she really should grow up someday"

sad, but true :)

Desiree said...

Loved your Lego graph. My son had a wonderful collection and you're right. We paid through the nose for them. Guess where they all are now? No, not lovingly stored away for future grandchildren. We gave them away to deprived children. we could probably have retired comfortably on the proceeds had we sold them!
Off to read your post now.

Natalie said...

LOL I see a future of legos being stepped on at my house...if I remember from my childhood...they hurt!

In Real Life said...

Love the Lego graph! It's so true! My kids have so much more fun, building with the mixed up pieces, than actually putting together a "set".

Anonymous said...

Loved the "Christmas Story" photo, what a classic film! Also, now I want a fist bump from you, your reverse psychology is working on me! - Lazarus :)

Pearl said...

A fist bump isn't me, but I am both nodding and grinning at you from afar.

On my way to your link...

Pearl

Kimberly said...

I'm convinced that Legos were created by an Uncle of a kid who didn't have kids himself because no parent would want weapons of mass foot destruction in their household.
Just sayin.

JDaniel4's Mom said...

I think JDaniel will come up with things just as clever without a box with a fancy creation for us to make.

Val Thevictorian said...

I'm thinking that if a guy really tried, he could build a leg lamp out of Legos. A Lego Lamp. And if it ACCIDENTALLY got broken, he could put it right back together. Excuse me...I'm off to the patent office!

The Empress said...

ooh..lego's love to find the very tenderest part of my intep.

Yikes.

I love nickmom. I enter every dang caption contest there.

On my way now b/c it's you and b/c THE CHRISTMAS STORY IS OUR FAVORITE MOVIE EV)ER.

j. littlejohn said...

i've used a lot of legos in my day. rarely used them to build what was on the box though -- so you're spot on

Cindi said...

So glad we've outgrown stepping on Lego's in the middle of the night. (LoL)

Now we just have to worry about 'shooting your eye out'. LoL

Susan in the Boonies said...

Glad for the notification about NickMom. You rocked it!

Julie said...

Every box in our house contains Legos at the bottom of it.

Every. Single. One.

And so I ask myself. WWMD?
(What Would Mother Do?)

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