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Re: Sorting: Found my Rhythm
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lugnet.general
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Tue, 17 Aug 2004 18:25:40 GMT
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In lugnet.general, James Trobaugh wrote:
> We need a new term for AFOLs that have toddlers and can't build/sort as desired,
> it' not really a dark age, more of a forced separation.
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> jt
I officiall emerged from my Dark Age only a little over a year and a bit ago but
I have the same situation which has really prevented me from leaving the Dark
Age fully. My littlest one is now 2.5 yrs old while my eldest is 6.5. I have
recently been able to do about 45mins - 1hr of sorting per night and while I
don't have nearly the amount Eric is talking about I have managed to get to a
second stage of sorting where I can see the end and already I can start to find
pieces.
Much as I love the kids I cannot really build anything yet. Does your spouse bug
you about that? She keeps whining that I buy all this LEGO and never build
anything. She also cannot undertand why I build the model using the instructions
then proceed a few days/weeks later to tear it to bits and sort into parts, but
that is probably another topic. :)
Perhaps we should be called PWOL (like AWOL) but standing for Parents WithOut
access to LEGO
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| (...) Eric, I feel your pain, what you describe sounds exactly what my LEGO life is been like the past year or so. Ever since my daughter became mobile my sorting time was cut down to waiting till she was in bed. So after she and my son get to bed I (...) (20 years ago, 17-Aug-04, to lugnet.general)
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