With the Lego Friends set coming out, some enterprising soul has put this together…
Browsing Tag: Lego Photography
Toddler Life
Stepping into Wonderland
For the last, very long time, the Dads Sofa has taken part in the #MySundayPhoto linky ran by Darren Coleshill over at Photalife. After over 5 years, he’s decided to do something different with his Sundays, and as such the #MySundayPhoto is coming to the end. Due to lack of time, weather, and chance to […]
Around Devon / Photography
Happily Exploring #MySundayPhoto
I love the look of joy across this little guys face as he explores the world around him. Reminds me that sometimes just being outside is the best cure for everything going on inside our heads.
Tales From The Toy Shelf
Adventures of Lego Mum #1
As Lego Dad wondered around taking photos, Lego Little One would only accept a carry from her… The idea to leave the buggy behind was indeed an idea, she regretted listening to.
Around Devon / Photography / Tales From The Toy Shelf
Lego Dad Diaries #7
“After double checking, it seemed that the Easter Egg hunt hadn’t gone on for 10 days. They were, indeed, only 2 minutes into it.” Taken during a particularly muddy, but very fun Easter Hunt at Darts Farm in Devon. (Still running till Sunday 15th April)
Tales From The Toy Shelf
Lego Dad Diaries #6
It was at this point that Lego Dad started to think that he should have insisted on more then one layer on her before leaving the house. Although she was cold, Lego Dad still didn’t trust her to not throw a snow ball in his face. (Teaching her about snow balls was a skill he […]
Around Devon / Photography
When The Little Explorer Went To Exmouth, Devon
In an attempt to clear his lungs, the Explorer decided to go to the beach. On a hot, sunny, bank holiday Monday. Just like everyone else.
Tales From The Toy Shelf
Lego Dad Diaries #4
“There’s no such thing as the Gruffalo” he said. But Lego dad had been wrong before.
Parenting Life / Photography / Tales From The Toy Shelf
Lego Dad Diaries #3
“I had made mistakes before, letting her bury me in the sand was a particularly big one”