A simple lesson really - I was reminded to NEVER underestimate my daughter! What seemed like such a daunting task, a kit for adults, over 3000 pieces, a birthday present from Grams and Gramps - completed in less than 3 weeks.
And the pride, the sense of accomplishment the amazement and wonder as she placed the last piece on the top tonight - no better lesson could be learned by Lauren either!
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HOW AMAZING!!!! The patience, the tenacity and oh, that happy accomplishment in the last picture. :)
Kudos to the puzzle-completer/architect, Lauren! (and her mama for taking such justifiable pride in her accomplishment!)
Wow! What a great Lego creation! I'm totally impressed!!
I had to bring my Lego lover over to the computer to check out the photos...and he said WOW!
Way to go L-Bird! There's nothing you can't do!
I am in awe! How cool is that? Like Jen, I brought over my kids over to check out her work.
Wooooo Hoooooo! I'll have to show these pics to Max!
Yeah, Lauren.
Her face says it all! So proud of you Lauren!
I'm impressed!!!
She is so amazing!
WTG Lauren! That set is cute and it looks perfect!!
That's awesome! I wouldn't have the patience. Good for Lauren. I will have to show the boys!
Wow. That is QUITE an accomplishment. Good for her!
Holy Moly! That is incredible! I see her being an architect in her future! Amazing! She is very talented!
wow! Thats super cool!!!
What a cool Lego set! If my daughter got one of those, she'd never put it together - she likes tiny pieces way too much.
That is way cool! Awsome!
That is fabulous! Those kits are hard, and HUGE! Congrats!!
So cool! :)
Wow! Congratulations Lauren! You must feel awfully proud of yourself. Good for you.
I don't know another 9 year old in the world who could do that. Amazing!!!
Oh how I wish I had the patience fo that type of thing.
Wow.
Oh how I wish I had the patience fo that type of thing.
Wow.
Holy Moley! That's is SUPER amazing impressive!!!
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