I love puzzles. I like to set one up in the winter and work on it at my own pace. I started this one the weekend after Christmas...it is 750 pieces.It has been a work in progress. I have done thousand pieces, they are way too much...750 will really challenge you. A good puzzle to take you through the winter is probably a 500 piece, no to easy, but gives you a challenge. And if y ou get it done, you might to 2 or 3 if it is a long cold winter. This is a very pretty puzzle. I am a retro person. My daughter who lives in Texas sent it to me back in the fall and I put it back til after the holidays. My goal was spring, which is officially here now....but I believe I will have it done when I feel like it is really spring.
I have developed a blood disorder. It seem my bone marrow
is not making enough white infection fighting cells. They have checked so may of these
and they all come up short.
I have felt great all winter and looking forward to a fun summer. Last summer sucked. So I am asking " What's up with this God? You couldn't let me have one good summer?"
Back in the 50's our Easter baskets had the pretty pastel colored marshmallow eggs nestled down in the grass, and usually a chocolate bunny, and some jelly beans. I loved the jelly beans and the bunny, but I was always to disappointed that those pretty pastel eggs were not as good as they looked. I did not like marshmallow.
But as I look back now, I am thankful for those pretty pastel eggs, because if it had been a few years later, it would have been these:
I do not know when Peeps came along, and I can never understand how they have stayed around. I do not think even a pretty pastel candy coating would improve them. It is like eating a mouth full of sugar.