Ohmygodohmygodohmagod!

I've just found the best website ever.
Its a guide to the best toy ever in the history of toys.

Brickset is a guide to all the Lego themes and sets ever produced.
How cool is that.
*Begins to reminisce*

I (used to) love Lego.
I used to sit there for hours building cities and space ships and bridges and lifts which could then collapse, and having car races, and alien wars.

I think it is possibly the best toy in the world.
Not only because its so fun and imaginative, but because it inspires children and develops their creativity.
Im going to buy my kids loads of Lego.

I grew up wanting to be any kind of engineer and still am fascinated with mordern urban architechture and general design.
I think a lot of that came from the chance to be so creative from such an early age.

I remember when I got my first ever Lego set *grins inanely*.
It was a big red bucket of general bricks that I got for Christmas from my uncle and aunt.

Wow, and from that I expanded to so many more sets. I think the only one that I really collected was the Lego Space: Exploriens.
I got the Exploriens Starship for a later Christmas and build up from there.

There's loads about Lego on Wikipedia, even BrickWiki - Lego's own encyclopedia.
How great.

Anyway, Im going to go now.
Maybe to watch TV.
Or read a book.
But what Im definately not going to do is fetch my box of Lego from under the bed in the spare room.
Nope, not me.
*Grins inanely*