Happy Birthday to Paul!
66 years young today!Advent is the season of waiting....and this puzzle was intended to count down the days from December 1st until Christmas. Margie did it perfectly last year...one little scene a day....waiting patiently for the next one.
But it's a known fact in my household...that I don't wait well.
I don't know if that's always been true about me...but sometimes waiting makes me anxious. Not all the time...but some of the time. And one of the things I do when I'm waiting....is sit at the puzzle table.
So it's kind of ironic that I haven't waited at all...and actually can't seem to stop working on this puzzle. I'm one who generally takes forever to finish a puzzle...but I'm moving right along on this one.
There were only about 4 envelopes that had a complete puzzle inside....the rest had just a partial chunks. I smiled every time I dumped out an envelope....a few times there would be just 5 or 6 pieces. Other times half the puzzle was in one envelope...and another chunk of the same puzzle in different envelope. It's all been part of the fun!
All 16 of the window scenes are at least started...and a I have a good start on the scenes above and below the windows. There are only 4 scenes not started at all.
I pulled a random card from the box this morning...and it said chaos or control?
I have 7 out of the 24 scenes totally done...and a couple almost done.
So the rest might be in these boxes...which I am starting to sort.
Happy birthday, Paul!
ReplyDeleteMaryAnn, Margie is LOVING the fact that her distress of last December, when her advent puzzle pieces landed on the floor in chaos, has turned out to be just what the doctor ordered for you for this advent season: a huge gift!
A huge gift indeed! And the best part is the chance that I will have to pass it on to someone else....even if it is missing pieces.
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