This puzzle was so hard it took me 11 days to finish. I knew I wouldn't give up, but it was hard to even know how to work on it. All that black looked alike. I managed to get it all done around the black parts, then I had to start studying each open spot and each piece to match them up. It's done just in time to start one of the four I bought on ebay. They just got here Friday. Happy puzzling.
I don't have pictures of the snow, but we've got some. It quit snowing for a bit this afternoon, so I decided to head to town. I thought I'd hit the library, but the snow scared them away--it was closed. So I went to the grocery store. It was great fun driving on the unplowed roads, seriously. It was a bit slow going, but...There were actually quite a lot of us out there. I was a little surprised at how many people were out.
Update on the cilantro dressing. It seems to lose its cilantro flavor rather quickly.
5 comments:
What an interesting picture. How many pieces are the puzzles you have been doing?
They're all 1000, except one that was 750. That one only took an afternoon.
A lot harder than the one Paul and Charity did over Christmas!
You have far more patience than I do!
Cute puzzle. Stay safe out there!
When you finish your puzzles do you mount them or take them apart and put them back in the box to bring out at a later date to do again?
I LOVE doing puzzles but I hate taking them apart. I have to let them set for several days so I can look at them before I dismantle.
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