Puzzling the Future
W e have just returned from a 2-week family vacation. It was a glorious time filled with beautiful beach, waves, pool time, food, arguments, apologies, and ice cream happy hour...you know, FAMILY. And family in quarantine is certainly a different dynamic! One of our vacation traditions is the challenge of a 1000-piece puzzle. It's always fun and entertaining during those rain showers. Our puzzle each year is a bit different because the picture on the box of the puzzle is NOT the puzzle you are constructing. The picture on the puzzle box is a precursor to your puzzle. In other words, you must use your imagination to construct the new scene. I think these are so much fun but not everyone in my family shared my opinion. (The puzzle is a WASGIJ for those of you interested). "Oh my gosh, Mom, next time buy a puzzle that we can SEE what it's supposed to look like" "I wish we had a picture to go by, we'll never finish this!" "If ...