On Saturday, when we had our family get together, Barbara had a jigsaw (a boy and a horse) in progress and various members took turns at progressing with it.
By that evening we received a text message to say the puzzle was complete.
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When I arrived at Barbara's on Monday there was another one underway of a fruit and vegetable shop so we persevered with that and finished it last night.
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They were both 1,000 piece jigsaws and today we have begun another of an English cottage
2 comments:
One of my favorite winter activities is working on jigsaw puzzles. I did two 1,000 piece and three 500 piece puzzles between Christmas and New Year's Eve - such fun.
Mom always had a puzzle on a table in the living room at the farm.
Oh Peggy, I love Jig-saw puzzles. Haven't done one for so long, but have been itchin' to get one, a big 1000 piece to do... Thanks for sharing.
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