I've been playing with the program for a couple weeks now, and having successfully broken the $1000 mark on the fee required to purchase the LEGO bricks for my particular design, I think I've reached a point where I can talk intelligently about the ups and downs of this software.

In the past year or two I've gorged myself on music as though I were a glutton. I looked through record stores for one song that I didn't have. I would scour the Internet looking for some bit of music I had yet to get my hands on. Taking walks around Buffalo I often take my music with me and when I hear Bob Dylan's slow moving music play I would slow down my speed and shift my feet to crawl along the sidewalk in time with the beat. Then Danko Jones comes alive in my ears and I do a short skip-jump to move my feet along faster, catching my pace up with my what me ears are hearing.

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