Those little bricks that are terrible to step on, but really fun to play with. There are so many things that you can turn them into, allowing your imagination to run wild.

  You smile proudly at the mini city that you've built. It literally took you years of working on it just a little each day. Now that it was complete you weren't entirely sure what to do. Possibilities ran through your mind, but none of them were particularly good. 
  What if I entered it into a competition, there are me to competitions right?
  This thought stuck with you, so you decided to follow it. Pulling out your phone you search 'Lego competition'. The first thing that came up was a link to a site called 'Lego Redbrick'. You clicked on this and the website showed you several different competitions that were currently being run. One in particular caught your eye and it was the mini architecture contest. It would force you to pick only one part of your city, but you didn't mind that too much.
  You stared at the city for several minutes and settlers on the amusement park. The amusement park was very detailed and based of an existing park so it filled the criteria of the contest. You carefully separated the amusement park from the rest of the city and took a picture of it. Then you filled out the registration form and submitted your work.
Feeling confident you reattached the amusement park to the city. Unfortunately you wouldn't get the results until sometime late August. So you continued on with your day, a little impatient but willing to wait.
The End

(A/N) there is an actual Lego Redbrick site with competitions in it, I looked it up. So if you want to compete to check that out. The picture is an existing Lego Architecture set of London. Sorry that the picture isn't very good. Have a nice day 😺