Ever since I can remember I’ve played with Legos. They’re such a part of my history that I honestly can’t remember not having Legos around. To this day, I still get at least one Lego set from my family every Christmas and I still love putting them together. Did I mention that I’m 28, married, have a house, and own my own business? No matter how juvenile it seems, Legos will always hold a special place in my heart. Today marks the 50th anniversary of one of the most popular toys ever, and I would be remiss if I let it go by without acknowledging what Legos have meant to me throughout the years. To celebrate, here are a few links to some of my favorite Lego sites as well as pictures of some of the Legos I have displayed around the office. I hope that you enjoy these as much as I do. Happy Birthday Lego!

Lego Links

• The Official Lego Website
• The Brick Factory Incredibly thorough collection of Lego instruction manual scans. Includes Lego sets from as far back as 1958.
• Escher’s Relativity A recreation of Escher’s famous “Ascending and Descending”. Make sure to read about the process and what it took to create this work of art.
• The Brothers Brick A blog devoted to, you guessed it, nothing but Lego

Office Lego on Flickr