Showing posts with label Lego. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lego. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Not much going on...

just getting Tyler's registration packet and school supplies. We don't find out his school schedule until Wednesday but I thought it would be best to get a head start on the shopping.

Tyler
At his new middle school.

Joshua has been asking for LEGO master builder academy sets for a long time. There are 6 kits in all and I'm using them to motivate Tyler and Joshua this school year. They woke up early this morning to start building. Each set has 3 configurations and over the course of the day, both boys have built all 3. I managed to take pictures of the last ones so show you all.

Joshua presents:
Rocket with mini-figure.

Shuttle Launch
All systems go.

Electrical tower
Electrical tower.

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Experiments


It's officially summer! The boys are very excited. Hector and I are in the midst of discussing plans; nothing set in stone yet.




Photos from last week. I was playing (experimenting) around with lights and filters. I don't have Photoshop on this computer yet so you will see how dirty my ring is if you click on the picture to enlarge. I am also claiming the excuse that diamonds are extremely difficult to photograph.

Here goes nothing:


My engagement ring. Reset in a Verragio setting on our 5th anniversary because my gold setting was bent and scratched from recklessness. Platinum is awesome but still gets scratched. Time for a cleaning and polishing.
Used manual settings, macro lens and crosshatch filter.


Next up is my 10 year anniversary band. Much better photos IMO and I really like the reflections. All were taken on the kitchen counter.

Some apple strudel muffins that Tyler and I love. It's a recipe Tyler gave me for Mother's day when he was in the 2nd grade.
The gift that keeps on giving.


Arigato, Mr. Roboto.

Thursday, June 17, 2010

Swedish Pancakes and Legos


I had the last of the Swedish pancakes I bought from IKEA. So easy to make, just nuke and fill. Yum. Time to buy some more.



Here are some of the boys' Lego mini-figures. They come packaged individually and it's a mystery which figure is inside. We did very well; the ten I bought, we have 9 different mini-figures but we could use the extra robot.

Ugh, me caveman. See my big stick!

Mexican wrestler (I call him the Chupacabra), the Ninja and Robot.

Lego guys reflecting.

The Chupacabra.

The 3 amigos. Wouldn't this make a great action/buddy flick.
Robin Hood type, gunslinger and space adventurer.
I might have to make some short films with these guys.

These totally rock!