This Christmas, Get Your Kids Some Lego Instead
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Do you know how hard it is to find regular Lego? The plain, not pre-molded, not over-sized, regular blocks that we had as kids? I haven’t seen regular Lego in stores in a long time, only the kits, which you build once and only one way and you’re done. I finally just found it online, called Lego “Builders of Tomorrow”.