The Lego Photo Club is just FULL of ideas on things to photograph.
OK- time for the truth- I had it in my mind to take this shot and then write something about the tea cups being half empty or half FULL but then I realized when I was posting this picture at 10:30 PM that the word was FULL not half full, not half empty- FULL- which forced me to come up with that lame sentence using the word FULL.
However, the Lego photographers didn't really mind; they just kept taking pictures...
Thank you Milanie, Joy, Dorre, Diana, Haskar, Issi, Jenn, Lou Ann, Katy, Louise, Wendy, Barb, Kathy and Ferry!
@louannwarren Ok- now I don't feel so bad LOL with you!
The little tea set belonged to my mother. As you can see it's about the same size as all the members of the Lego Photo Club- it's really tiny! I think it was just for display. I remember it always being in a corner cabinet in the home I grew up in but I don't remember when it became mine- I actually think I rescued it from my father. After my mother died he struggled to keep things as nicely as she did so on occasion I would bring some of the more valuable things home to keep them safe. I always asked Dad first and he never seemed to mind- I think he was actually relieved.
Thank you Milanie, Joy, Dorre, Diana, Haskar, Issi, Jenn, Lou Ann, Katy, Louise, Wendy, Barb, Kathy and Ferry!
@louannwarren Ok- now I don't feel so bad LOL with you!
The little tea set belonged to my mother. As you can see it's about the same size as all the members of the Lego Photo Club- it's really tiny! I think it was just for display. I remember it always being in a corner cabinet in the home I grew up in but I don't remember when it became mine- I actually think I rescued it from my father. After my mother died he struggled to keep things as nicely as she did so on occasion I would bring some of the more valuable things home to keep them safe. I always asked Dad first and he never seemed to mind- I think he was actually relieved.