Wordless Wednesdays: Puzzle Organization
R.I.P. to 3 puzzles. You will be missed. But I just can't have you around if you don't have all your pieces.
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Wordless Wednesdays
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
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Poor puzzles...
Awww....poor puzzles. What can you do with incomplete puzzles? ;)
R.I.P. :(
About your last post:
So happy to hear that hubby doesn't have tumor...sucks about the ringing though.
When I saw your picture, I thought your face looked thinner, then you said you woke up feeling skinny...well, I think you are ;)
Big deal about half a brownie...but I hope you enjoyed every little bite of it since it's not going to happen again ;)
Have a super day Katie!
It's always a sad day when you realize all hope is lost, that those pieces are never coming home, and the rest of the puzzle has just got to go.
My WW entry is now up as well:
http://writteninc.blogspot.com/2008/02/wordless-wednesday-owls-stare.html
I hope you can drop by and see what I've been up to this week.
All the best,
Carmi
Oh, that still looks like fun! You know, the trying-them-out part of it, to see if the pieces are there.
I had to do that with a bunch of puzzles recently too. Many that were whole went to new homes (my mom was a Kdg teacher who died in the middle of the school year; most teachers own the contents of their classrooms, schools and school districts being notoriously underfunded) or stayed here for friends' kids who visit. But the incomplete puzzles? What better use than collage/scrapbook material? puzzle pieces are colorful, fit a theme, add dimension, and this way I'm not buying one at a thrift shop for the same purpose. Or worse: buying a blank puzzle and painting it to look like a missing piece. Just a thought!
love the pics. Very colorful and festive!! And keep up the good work with your workout! :-)
Puzzles are wonderful for learning, crappy for storage and cleaning up! We have pieces in a hundred different places!
Congrats on feeling skinny! Don't you love it when that happens?
Oh yes, been there, done that! As much as I miss my girls being "little", I don't miss all the toys with 1,000 pieces.
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