Playing With Blocks Pillows

Baby Mozart.

Young Frank Lloyd Wright

Can You Spot the Differences?

"The way he stacks those blocks, I see repression, some hostility, and a lot of dissatisfaction with his place in society."

I'm Bored With Educational Toys

Gracie's baby toys.

"....But then I find myself saying, what if there isn't more to life than this?"

Hoodie Hang-out

Lego Haircut

"I'm still pre-literate."

'Say low-cholesterol dairy-free alternative to cheese!'

Baby has used blocks to spell out 'SO VERY BORED'.

First Word

Building Blocks.

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

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

"No, I don't play. I just watch people play on the internet."

"My buildings are meant to inspire."

"I tested very high in playing."

"No more cartooning, I'm afraid. You've got an irony deficiency."

Children's Imagination

"Ah, to be young and foolish again."

'I think you're ready for the big chair...'

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

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

"Timothy, success is nothing to fear."

"Look Darling, her first word!" (Baby has spelled out Schadenfreud).

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

'Hey, I've found another one! Let's go and play marbles...'

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