At Dash's 2-day course that just ended yesterday, the teams were asked to construct an object with some lego bricks. And when you place some lego bricks near Dash, the possibilities are just infinite! :D Within seconds, Dash made a simple duck (with a yellow beak and yellow feathers) Then two other colleagues chimed in to request for orange webbed feet for the duck, and suggested it be called a 2-storeyed duck : ) Oooh, Dash then decided that it shall be a 2-storeyed duck who waddles around to tell two stories to everyone it meets ^_^ This seems like a good idea for a book! And since every exciting adventure would require a misguided villain, Dash swiftly constructed an evil duck using black and blue lego bricks : ) Good. Now, the recipe for a thoroughly exciting adventure can start to unfold. For publicity, Dash has -- for a startling starter -- also placed a few red bricks nearby to symbolise the blood shed as the evil duck pecks at the good 2-stor(e)yed duck! Mwahahahaha XD (Dash's colleagues placed the green and blue bricks to represent the grass and water in the background. Well, so now we have an exciting adventure or even potentially a thrilling horror on our bricks! ... Erm, I mean on our hands! : )
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Tale of Two 2-Stor(e)y Ducks
At Dash's 2-day course that just ended yesterday, the teams were asked to construct an object with some lego bricks. And when you place some lego bricks near Dash, the possibilities are just infinite! :D Within seconds, Dash made a simple duck (with a yellow beak and yellow feathers) Then two other colleagues chimed in to request for orange webbed feet for the duck, and suggested it be called a 2-storeyed duck : ) Oooh, Dash then decided that it shall be a 2-storeyed duck who waddles around to tell two stories to everyone it meets ^_^ This seems like a good idea for a book! And since every exciting adventure would require a misguided villain, Dash swiftly constructed an evil duck using black and blue lego bricks : ) Good. Now, the recipe for a thoroughly exciting adventure can start to unfold. For publicity, Dash has -- for a startling starter -- also placed a few red bricks nearby to symbolise the blood shed as the evil duck pecks at the good 2-stor(e)yed duck! Mwahahahaha XD (Dash's colleagues placed the green and blue bricks to represent the grass and water in the background. Well, so now we have an exciting adventure or even potentially a thrilling horror on our bricks! ... Erm, I mean on our hands! : )
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