Before leaving the New Zealand office I took some pictures of the Lego toys (and other machine toys) around the office. But I never posted them…. here they are:






Side note: it seems that almost everybody in the USA pronounces Lego wrong when talking in the plural and it drives me batty. It’s one Lego brick, many Lego bricks, a box of Lego. No ‘s’ anywhere. You can tell because the box with 251 pieces in the box, they write Lego, not Legos on the outside, there’s no ‘s’, unlike a box of cookies, it has an ‘s’ on the box…