LEGO is freaking awesome

Today in “Lego is Freaking Awesome”, a good friend of Brickwares: Andrew Phung.

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Welcome to the continuing series “Lego is Freaking Awesome”, where we look at people’s early and continuing experiences with Lego. Today’s guest, San Francisco’s own Paul Killam. Paul is arguably one of the funniest people you will ever meet. He’s also a talented improvisor, a man of endless knowledge, and very tall.

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Once again we delve into the past of people I know in order to rekindle memories of Lego past. Today’s guest is Iain Heath, known to the Lego community as Ochre Jelly. I had the pleasure of meeting Iain at BrickCon 2009 in Seattle last fall. He’s a master of his craft, and a fellow blogger as well. You can find Ochre’s blog, “The Living Brick” at the link below. And I suggest you do, as he some great pics and interesting articles there.

On to the questions!

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Today in “Lego is Freaking Awesome”, we talk to Josh Bertwistle, an actor/comedian from Calgary, Alberta. I’ve known Josh for a few years now, and he’s one of those people that is infectious with energy. You can’t help but get excited and involved when Josh is nearby.

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Welcome to another edition of LEGO is Freaking Awesome, where I interview people about their thoughts and feelings about LEGO. Today, we talk to Jeremy Liland.

Jeremy was born and raised in Calgary, and is 36 years young. he’s a father of two boys (6 and 4 1/2). He’s a interesting character, full of life and the celebration thereof. Jeremy has number of interests and hobbies, but his favorite, by far, is spending time with his kids.

On to the questions.

What was the first Lego set you remember playing with?

Hmmm…. First lego set?

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