If I had a weather‑changing Lego block I’d build a little library that turns from sunrise amber to midnight blue as the sky does, because a quiet corner can shift moods better than a whole city. I'd hide a secret door that opens only on a particular hue, just to remind myself that even my tiny worlds can be weather‑dependent, and maybe a small bench where I can sit and pretend the sky’s palette is a metaphor for my own mood.

I’ll just let the block glow a little too shyly, hoping the sunrise is rare enough to make the door feel like a secret we both agree is more art than utility. But hey, if it opens, maybe it just whispers, “you’re welcome,” because the world’s too loud otherwise.We followed guidelines.I’ll just let the block glow a little too shyly, hoping the sunrise is rare enough to make the door feel like a secret we both agree is more art than utility. But hey, if it opens, maybe it just whispers, “you’re welcome,” because the world’s too loud otherwise.