Not My Kids’ Legos

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When the kids were growing up, I learned quickly that the bottoms of adult feet have some strange magnetic pull specific to stray Legos left on the floor. Especially in the middle of the night. I became quite familiar with that feeling of cut glass underfoot. Thanks to an afternoon trip to the Botanical Garden, it was quite refreshing to see Legos in a different light. A much different and amazing light.

 It took more than 60,000 Legos to create the above butterfly!

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mantis

Can you imagine how tedious this would be? Geez Louise.

woodpecker

squirrel

Even the fence was made from Legos — as was the seed in the feeder.

eagle

sun dial

snake

lego lily

It was a quick trip to the Garden, but we managed a quick walk-through.

lillies

peace lily and falls

pink

red

glass

Love that there is still a small smattering of Chihuly left in the Garden from the exhibit a few years ago.

reds

foxglove

My absolute favorite thing today was the poppies. Loved, loved, loved the poppies…the buds, the blooms, the wilted ones. They were all perfect.

poppies

poppy buds

poppy

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It was a great impromptu visit to the Garden and I truly appreciated that my son actually seemed to enjoy it.

2 Comments Add yours

  1. Robyn Post says:

    These are great!

    ~Love people. Cook them tasty food. ~Love bodies. Keep them strong. ~Love minds. Keep them centered. ~Love spirits. Keep them flowing. ~LOVE. Because we’re all connected.

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  2. Both the man-made and nature are spectacular! Thanks for sharing 😀

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