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Billie and Katy Abbitt, owners of Brickscape Cafe in Longmont, invite you to come out and play.is a LEGO paradise — and as one might imagine from a store devoted to one of the oldest and best toy lines in recent memory, it’s still building itself, brick-by-brick.
The inspiration for Brickscape Café came through Abbitt’s use of LEGOs as therapy. Abbitt worked in the corporate world for Dutch conglomerate Philips until taking short-term disability in 2022 for depression and some related physical and mental issues. “I went from being a high performer to having difficulty sending a single e-mail to someone I’d worked with for twenty years,” says Abbitt. “It was a rough period.
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