LegoGuy Blips

… Thankfully winter storm Linus did not bring a blanket (like the Peanut character) of snow for us…

For LegoGuy, that bowl is a super-sized.

Out came the sewing machine and the kids got new pajamas!

LegoGuy gets the family lined up for a family portrait. The kids decided to configure the minifigures to represent themselves during our Legoland visit last year.
Turns out that Lego minifigure magnets are a nice way to get the kids to stand still 🙂

FYI, [url=https://www.polaroidblipfoto.com/entry/2007657400126934863]yesterday’s entry[/url] was missing the tag, but in my defense, I thought the article link would give it away…

LegoGuy had cravings for some Italian food and remembered a wonderful review of an Italian Restaurant he had read a while ago: [url=http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/lifestyle/2012/03/olive-garden-review-goes-viral-the-largest-and-most-beautiful-restaurant/]“The place is impressive.  It’s fashioned in Tuscan farmhouse style with a welcoming entryway. There is seating for those who are waiting.”[/url]

Thankfully there was no waiting, but when he was there, he felt like family, and the pic of the day was his unlimited bread stick and salad. But he did leave just enough space for dessert!

No points for guessing the name of the restaurant…

LegoGuy catches sunrise the morning after the storm that wasn’t as bad as predicted

Turned out the meteorologists weren’t accurate and the travel ban was lifted. Until then, these were the only vehicles on the roads…

LegoGuy gets ready to ski atop piled up snow. Snow mound, snow mountain… same difference to LegoGuy.
Let’s see what snow storm and blizzard Juno has in store this evening and tomorrow!

Basketball circus as the Harlem Wizards played the local school teachers… One of the wizards shoots a hoop while warming up…

… that LegoGuy is not in a big hole, but inside a footprint (quite like that shot in Jurassic Park where they zoom out to show that the person is inside a dino-footprint). Sometimes a bird’s eye view helps…

First big snow of the year that LegoGuy experienced, and as he gets ready to shovel