Why I love Legos

Legos were among my favorite toys when I was a child, and I never could play with them enough.  They are much superior to any other contemporary toys.  They were never inherently about violence, they were about creativity.  They were perfect for both of these architectural forms.  Legos were also the quintessential capitalist toy, ideally suited to an era of rapid and seemingly infinite economic expansion. 

Legos are such a coveted toy that the children at the center start arguing with each other.  They are the quintessential toy for any child aged 5 to 12.  They are also nice because your child can build anything they want.  They are known for their reputation of adaptability across the world. They are mainly making of castles or different structures.  Legos are compulsively attractive to anyone with an interest in architecture.

Lego is a line of toys from Lego group which is based in Billund, Denmark.  It is one of the few toys that encourages kids to deviate from the instruction manual and be themselves.  It is one of the most popular toys on the market, with both boys and girls.  It has been losing money in recent years but still controls a large market.  Lego is truly a learning experience for the 21st century. 

It was born from the creative mind of Danish carpenter Ole Kirk Christiansen back in the early 1930's.  It is not the lowest priced toy available.  Lego has evolved over the decades since its first creation but the basic premise remains the same. 

Legos have supplied the building blocks of my future, building my mathematical abilities and capability to stick to delicate instructions.  As I construct new realms, brick by brick, I envision my own prospects and possibilities.  By means of the existence of my Lego pals, I have been able to act out detailed activities.  They have functioned as a link amongst my youth and manhood.  My buddies call me childlike and there is real truth to that, but maybe we should all find a way to keep in contact with our younger years.  Legos is mine.