Rainbow Triangle

This was a REALLY fun puzzle to do. You may not think so because it looks terrifically hard.

However it was another one of those cheater puzzles with the alphabet letters on the back.

That made it waaaaay easier.

Good thing, cause it was beautiful!

Harvest Puzzle Cheater

This lovely thing went together way faster that I expected it too.

Notice anything peculiar?

It’s one of those cheater puzzles with letters on the back. I tryyyyy to resist even looking but then, in the end, I give up and sort them into individual piles. When you’re working on about 150 pieces at a time…it does go together faster.

I guess I’ll have to remain a cheater.

A happy little puzzle cheater.

Heh, heh.

The Witch’s Cat

I have two or three October puzzles. Enough you say? HA!  When I saw this cute black kitty…

with his bushy tail and autumn leaves…

and pumpkin friends, I knew he was the perfect addition to our puzzle collection.

Don’t you agree?

A Moment On Memory Lane Puzzle

Whenever it’s that lovely time when leaves start to change and fall–from late September to Thanksgiving, I simply adore getting out puzzles that show how it’s suppose to look outside….you know, in my fantasy world.

It’s been warmer here than usual for this time of year, so our leaves are starting to change–but no actual falling yet.

But I don’t really mind because I just whip out a puzzle that helps me feel the crisp, chilly air…

kids playing in piles of leaves…

all the little things…

that are easy to miss…

until we slow down a bit and let it all just happen around us.

Happy Fall everyone!!

 

 

Salute To The Flag

I accomplished my goal of finishing this Patriotic puzzle before the end of July. Now, you know I love my puzzles–but this one was a tough one. The pieces weren’t interlocking, which means they slid apart after I’d put it together. Plus all the pieces were so similar that I had no idea if things were in the right place. I know, I know. “Wahhh–wahh.”

I love the Norman Rockwell picture here, especially since we don’t see this print often. I’ll have to find this painting somewhere else because I’m not doing this misery puzzle ever again.

Haha.