January 2, 2009
The puzzle has left the table. *sigh* I put all the pieces in a baggie and will eventually take it to a thrift store one of these days. (Who’s kidding who? Most likely it will still be here when Brad comes again in the summer.) I’m quite proud of our accomplishment, though! 1,000 pieces is a lot of pieces! Perhaps one day in the far future someone might solve this same puzzle and then read our story!
Lauren Sommerer is a preschool teacher who likes to build prototypes, grow cats, cook things once, save money, reduce, reuse and recycle.
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HA! I love it.
I’ll put it in my EtCetera pile if you want, to ensure it makes it there.
How did you flip that thing, anyway?
We slid half onto a big fabric cutting mat-thing, covered with newspaper,flipped, then did the other half. We broke off about ten pieces, but they were only nearly impossible to put back.
Look at this: it’s worthless. Ten dollars from a vendor in the street. But I take it, I bury it in the sand for a thousand years, it becomes priceless! Like the Ark. Men will kill for it; men like you and me.
P.S. That was from Arron…
A true Indiana Jones fan!