Lego Town

This was an amazingly interesting article I read through Digg today.

Legos were my toy of choice.  I never had to deal with the power struggle of resources.  Basically, my parents held most of the power.  They would choose when I got new pieces and how big that new Lego set would be.  In my opinion, they were pretty generous.  I always wanted one more set, but I knew I could have whatever set I wanted, so I picked my desires carefully.  Which set would give me the pieces i wanted, but at the same time was light enough on my parents' wallet that they could justify it.

Mine was a different power struggle, but it's interesting that it still existed.  What power struggles did you have to deal with as a child?

Posted on 2/21/2008 10:35:00 AM by cjmcqueen

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February 26. 2008 14:23

I saw this article when you posted it, but then I didn't save it and couldn't remember where it was. I am glad I found it. My first thought (as I was reading that article you linked to) was that it would be awesome to have my students set up a little mini-economy in school. I think that would be so much fun. Our team is planning on trying a mini-student government for our part of the school. That would be so much fun. My brother loves Legos and still plays with them whenever he can. I never really liked them--it just wasn't that fun, but I always played with him because he was my older brother and I wanted someone to play with. I didn't care what, just as long as someone was with me. I just did what he told me to do. I neither wanted nor ever had power. Even my nephews just tell me what pieces to put together.

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