Here in California

[pegkerr]

Our initial plans to join family for the day suffered a budgetary check; they wanted to go to Legoland, which would have cost us about $200, and since we're already going to Seaworld tomorrow, we decided to go off on our own today. The girls spent the morning in the hotel pool, cavorting and splashing like particularly happy otters, sleek and beautiful in the mild sunshine. We're about to head out to Old Town San Diego, to walk around and browse in the shops. And get some lunch too; I'm starving.

Comments

[silme.livejournal.com]

I didn't even know there was one in Denmark! They're everywhere! I used to work not that far from the one in England.

[aome.livejournal.com]

Actually, I think (could be wrong) that the Danish one was the original. I was there in 1979, anyway, and I believe Legos are a Danish product?

[silme.livejournal.com]

They very well could be; I honestly don't know. I do want to go to Denmark one of these days. I moved to the UK almost exactly five years ago, and I've done my best to travel as much as possible. (I plan to live here for the rest of my life, but there's so much to do and see and so little time and money! :)

I have a feeling I'll skip Legoland, though, when I do get there. :)

[peradastra.livejournal.com]

Yep, you are right. The Danish one is the first one every buildt. And yes, Lego is a Danish product and invention. Put together from the words "leg godt" - essentially meaning Play Well :)