Sleeping Arrangements and Legos

I am currently attempting to build a Lego race car.   Earlier today I saw a table of two for $10 sets of Legos and bead sets and decided to stock up for upcoming birthday parties and Christmas.  For some ungodly reason it seemed like a good idea to leave one on Sam's toddler bed.  The bed he is supposed to be sleeping in.  Because obviously, when a child travels for seven hours straight, he can handle seeing his little bedroom turned upside down and finds out his pirate sister has invaded.  And his mom has left a treat (read bribe) on his bed, that has to be constructed.  That he can't play with tonight, just in the morning after he has slept in the bed.  REALLY good idea on my part.
Legos are up there with Ikea furniture.  Not loving it.  Kind of insulted that it says 5 +.  I am way over the age range.  I meant to grab the 3 +, perhaps I would have been more successful with that.  And as I type this, pirate Viv is asleep in the crib, Chris is probably asleep between the crib and the bed on pillows on the floor, and our overtired toddler/preschooler is wide awake.  Chris clearly won on this deal.  Although if I leave him there asleep, it may get me out of waking up all night to soothe Viv and return an escaped Sam to his bed.