Playtime





There are blocks, and then there are blocks. You know what I mean? Sometimes an anatomically correct rubber german sheperd is just an anatomically correct rubber german sheperd. Sometimes a blue, block-eating plastic elephant is just a blue, block-eating plastic elephant. And sometimes, they're more. Sometimes, they're a whole city of block-eating animals that are getting cozy (co-see, mama! co-see doggie!) under the blankets on the bed. The doggie lies down with the elephant, who lies down with the blocks. Co-see, mama. Co-see doggie, efant eat blocks. Yay!