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I love LEGO

As a kid, I would spend countless hours playing with my brother or by myself. Not a day would go by that I will not play. There are a lot of toys to enjoy when I was young but compared to the new generation, they have more. I had my Barbie's, Duplo, my stuffed toys of my favorite character and sometimes a G.I. Joe, here and there, stolen from my brother and my longtime love, LEGO. Lego would always be the foundation of whatever story I created. I would have houses, towers, tables made from Lego and countless of hours begin from that piece. But after my time, I rarely see my younger cousins play LEGO the way I used to, somehow, LEGO has lost it's magic on young kids. It's nice to see this short video on LEGO once again. Reminds me back when everything was simple. All that I wanted was new LEGOS to play with. Also, there's a relatiely new store in the malls called BUILD CITY where they sell LEGOs! Too bad that it's twice or thrice the price compared to the US. When I...

Christmas Day and being a kid again...

After lunch, some of the cousins and I headed to Trinoma to unwind. We wanted to watch either Tanging Ina, Rosario or some other MMFF film but the line was so long that we decided to look around instead. We'd be crazy if we decided to line up. We're not even thrilled at the MMFF films. We decided to look around instead. Look at what we discovered! A big Police Lego!!! I loved Lego when I was a kid! Lego and Duplo. Lo and behold, a Lego store! Whopee!!! I felt like I was 8 again. Look at the stuff from Landmark!!! cute pencils with super cutye eraser tops!!! cute notepads!!! adorable notebooks!!! waaaahhh so many to choose from!!! KFC bucket! how cute are these band-aids?!? New discovery - Japanese and korean aisle!!! Look at the Japanese goodies they have! - Miso soup!!! Oh lalala!! from Korea! Korean noodles! My cousins found a fly in the donuts! Firework at night! Dinner at Iceberg's - Kaye and Kristine with cousin Kimmy Outfit Post: Floral Dress from a bazaar Milk and Co...