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In lugnet.trains, John Neal writes:
> Of course I am
> very proud of them (my kids and their MOCs:-)
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> Check the pics out here:
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=1709
Wow! I'm impressed. That is some high-quality designing your kids got right
there, and very creative use of pieces (wheels, etc).
Now, wasn't your daughter 12 y/o *last* year? <grin> I recognize the
symptom... hehe... always-daddy's-little-girl? ;-) (I don't think my dad
will ever realize I'm not his anymore! ;-)
-Shiri
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Shiri Dori wrote:
> In lugnet.trains, John Neal writes:
> > Of course I am
> > very proud of them (my kids and their MOCs:-)
> >
> > Check the pics out here:
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=1709
>
> Wow! I'm impressed. That is some high-quality designing your kids got right
> there, and very creative use of pieces (wheels, etc).
>
> Now, wasn't your daughter 12 y/o *last* year? <grin>
Good memory, Shiri! Actually, her birthday is in a few weeks
(teenager!!!{8^0) Her inevitable dark ages loom ahead, but she can rested
assured that dad won't sell off her LEGO;-)
> I recognize the symptom... hehe... always-daddy's-little-girl? ;-) (I don't
> think my dad
> will ever realize I'm not his anymore! ;-)
lol, well, you are right about her being "daddy's girl":-) And you are wrong
that you are not his anymore-- speaking as a father, I know that you will
always be his little girl. Age has nothing to do with it;-)
And a general "thank you" to all of you who took the time to respond. It
meant a lot to my kids to read your feedback! I meant a lot to me, given the
fact that I consider some of you to be among the finest LEGO builders there
are!
I think you have created a monster, though. My son is back building and
insists I post round 2 of his trains-- perhaps I can shoot them tonite:-)
-John
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>
> -Shiri
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