The other day I sat down and worked on this project from start to finish. Not sure if it is too big in size to place on my mother's niche grave marker though. Then with this cemetery located in the hilly/windy portion of Ohio which can have some pretty windy/snowy weather will it withstand the elements outside. My daughter suggested me gluing the pieces on but even with that precaution the winds and outdoor weather may not be so gentle to it in the long run. Another thought is to place it in the mausoleum by my father and brother's grave. I could then find a single Lego or Lego type of red rose and make that for my mother. I could then find some cute designer/design duct tape and adhere it to that if permissible @ this particular cemetery. Let's see what happens okay. Did I tell you that I enjoy building these little Lego projects, I do. Not interested in the bigger projects out there with Lego but there is a beautiful botanical garden one could create. If there is too much effort involved like lots of individual pieces to sort, then create with that is a bit too much. I think I like sticking with my little creative projects for now. While @ the local Lego store, I was talking with a woman that one day wants to build the Empire State Building Lego set. She pointed it out to me in the store and the box was quite large in size and it was a couple hundred dollars to purchase it. She shared with me that when it is finished being built it stands, I think she said over 6 feet tall. She was not that tall, and I asked her how to build that, you would need a step stool of some sort. Way too much of a project to work on for me that is. Can you even imagine the number of individual pieces you would need to build that. Fascinates me of the creativity of the designers that design these sets for all, regardless of your age, to have fun creating.
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