Recently (as in, this past year), my nephew has for some reason become obsessed with Poundland, which is a shop in the UK where everything costs £1 (there are probably equivalents in other countries, like I believe there’s a store …
Day thirteen. Unlucky for some, unless you like Lego minifigures because that’s what we’ve got: He’s holding some kind of control and has the look of a man who’s left a very nasty surprise in the bathroom.
No. I have one pirate jail set and some fake Lego from Poundland, but I’ve started getting into it and likely will get a lot more. I find it very relaxing, and in fact it’s helping me with my writing. …
Woah-ho! We’re half-way ther-re, Woah-ho! Lego everywher-re! And on day twelve, we get… a lamp post. Brilliant. And yeah, the kids are fine. I mean, they’re Lego so of course they just pull themselves back together.
Behind the door on day eleven is a… it’s a leafless tree with some kind of lights and decoration on it. The emergency workers then leave the kids to their fun and games to inspect it and make sure everything …
On day ten, a little friend shows up for Billy to play with: Aww. And so the emergency has now ended and the firefighters can get back to putting out fires.
Almost forgot yesterday… or I guess it is still Day 9 some places. In any case, on day nine they set up the hockey goal, and Ignacia does her best to join in and keep the lonely boy entertained:
Day eight… EMERGENCY! There’s an emergency! And it’s an emergency that only Ignacia Blaze, Fire Rescue and Guitar Hero, can help with: Yes, they’ve come across a boy trying to play hockey by himself, because he has no friends in …
Behind the door on day seven is… well, it’s something: A fence I guess, with a christmas reef on it. It doesn’t seem to be a fire hazard for now (also note that Ignacia is very security conscious, removing the …
And on day six, Iggy remembers to attach the actual plough: