My personality exhibits some symptoms of creativity: I use a Mac, love to design things, am a night owl, thrive on deadlines, cannot deal with numbers, and am at times disorganized and scatterbrained. I’m great at seeing the big picture, but not always so great at figuring out how to actually do what’s in the picture.

Sometimes I wish I were more organized, better with numbers, less forgetful and could sleep and wake on a more traditional schedule. But I’d really rather be better at being creative. Like these people, who have actually told the story of the Bible in Lego® blocks.

What a cool idea. I think I’ll go stimulate the right side of my brain now.

This past Easter I noticed a large increase in traffic on this blog. It did boost my ego a bit, but I had this strange feeling in the back of my mind that something was up. Well, today I checked the incoming links and found that two people had stolen the image from this post. It’s not anything I worked forever on, or even that I’m particularly proud of. If the bloggers in question had asked, I would have gladly given permission for the use of the image for the price of a link back. But they didn’t, which irritated me.

So I decided to fight back. Thanks to advice from my Twitter friend Shey I made a little change to the image (above) that shows up (illegally) on their site.

I’d link to them, but — hey, why reward a thief with a link? So, the image above will have to do. Meanwhile, my Twitter friends and I are having so much fun imagining the look on their faces when this lovely graphic replaces the one they stole from me!