Now, let me explain that sometimes Mom will put pieces in the wrong places because "It ought to fit there!"
But, when I started checking, I couldn't find a single piece that seemed to be in the wrong place. Mom told me that I had to do the rest of it. So, I sat and started putting in the last 15-20 pieces. I got down to 3 pieces and said "Oops!" there was room left for four more pieces. I placed those last three pieces in and the puzzle looked like this:
All we could figure is that she had somehow leaned on the pieces and one stuck to her and rode into the kitchen unobserved. Or maybe it was an early Halloween goblin playing tricks on us. Who knows?!?!
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Until Next Time,
Stay Creative
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7 comments:
Good job!! You two are quite a team!! It doesn't surprise me at all that one piece could have been carried to the kitchen unobserved - I lean over pieces and they stick to me all of the time. The next thing I know - I hear one or two hit the floor and have to pick them up - LOL - ;))
Oh Gene, I think that is the best part of that puzzle! What a cute story. Nice work on the puzzle. I surely thought it would take you guys longer to do that one.
It happens with a number of things Ike that, especially small things like pins from my sewing room. My Roomba would not work yesterday and I thought it had died for good, but I found a bobbin lodged where it was holding things up. It was somehow “carried” to the room where Roomba found it.
That looks like a fun puzzle!
That is too funny! Those pieces do have a way of "hiding" themselves. Glad it was found and finished!
Whew! I'm happy she found the missing piece. This is a nice puzzle. I was thinking of getting my mom one for a birthday or Christmas gift.
I bought a puzzle last week that says it is the smallest 1000 piece puzzle in the world. (18" x 12" approx). I haven't started it yet. Glad your mother found that piece of the puzzle. (getting caught up on blog reading). Nice strings in the next several blog posts, too.
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