Block-busting Enthusiast Gifts

'No wonder you can't write, you're not plugged in.'

Young Frank Lloyd Wright

Hoodie Hang-out

Gracie's baby toys.

'Remember, Henson; we're not here to hobnob - we're here to schmooze.'

First Word

'I think you should seek treatment for that Lego block obsession of yours!'

'He loves that Lego set we bought for his birthday.'

"My buildings are meant to inspire."

Children's Imagination

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'I'm not very good at mingling.'

"We'll start with some 'ice breakers' and 'team building' games..."

"Look. He's just created his first text output object."

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"Junior is so cute playing with his building blocks."

"Where do you come up with your rationalizations for not writing?"

'I don't know what made Ms. Doan think I was running in the hall.'

'Remember, you said, a change is as good as a holiday!'

'Top is right! He's a scaffolder working on a tower block'

'Wake up, Jim. It's time for your break.'

'Mom forgot to do the laundry last night, so I made clothes out of Legos.'

"I hope you've got planning permission for that?"

The Icebreaker

"Before we begin this family meeting, how about we go around and say our names and a little something about ourselves."

'Why do I have to go first?' 'There's no I in team, Dave.'

The Straw Entrepreneur, The Tin Accountant, and The Cowardly Attorney

"I don't think you understand how an Easter egg hunt works."

'I would hardly call Dick and Jane must reading, would you?'

'I hate these things. They're always so formal.'