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Halloween fun...at the Lego store
On Saturday night, we headed out to dinner with Noel's parents at the Ala Moana Mall. The mall was hosting trick or treating, so I figured it would be fun there (versus our neighborhood, which is kind of slow). Dinner ran later than expected and we sort of missed the trick or treating window, but that was probably for the best. Robbie wouldn't wear his ghost costume for more than two seconds, and we didn't even attempt to get Cub in anything as he was just being fussy. So we headed down to the Lego store and for these kids, it was better than candy! Robbie zeroed in on the "make your own figurines" bar and made the Lego people below. Cub is above, digging into the "Pick a brick" wall. It's at least 10 feet high, and 12-16 bins across. You can buy individual Lego pieces in bulk.
On Saturday night, we headed out to dinner with Noel's parents at the Ala Moana Mall. The mall was hosting trick or treating, so I figured it would be fun there (versus our neighborhood, which is kind of slow). Dinner ran later than expected and we sort of missed the trick or treating window, but that was probably for the best. Robbie wouldn't wear his ghost costume for more than two seconds, and we didn't even attempt to get Cub in anything as he was just being fussy. So we headed down to the Lego store and for these kids, it was better than candy! Robbie zeroed in on the "make your own figurines" bar and made the Lego people below. Cub is above, digging into the "Pick a brick" wall. It's at least 10 feet high, and 12-16 bins across. You can buy individual Lego pieces in bulk.
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