It's so much fun to see where you all are from! Jigidi is a wonderful international community. And thank you for your kind words. I enjoy creating puzzles and am very pleased that so many people from all over the world enjoy them. Thank you for solving my puzzles. ~~ Sincerely, Sherry
I love these true puzzlers that challenge you to disallow misconceived ideas of where it should go. These would have delighted many of my students (I'm retired after 35 years teaching and 5 years as an aeronautical engineer. I had 3 students who were in the upper brackets of IQ and I was pushed to find challenging puzzles to keep them from being bored. I'm living in a miniscule cabin in the High Sierra Mountains, (ca.) we built it with the 47K I had in savings, living in the snow (winters), heat in summers - contractors wouldn't touch it on the mountain - said they would have had to bring in several cranes to erect the 30 foot x 12 x8 inch beams, so we figured out with trigonometry and a jeep winch ( korean war jeep) and several young pliable trees and Gods mercy, pulled up and into place 30 beams, 4 purlin beams (wt. several hundred pounds each), a couple of ropes and even with the snows, built it. I am a hoarder of quilting materials and needlework yarns, husband collects everything, so this cabin is SMALL. I occupy my time reading, working as many puzzles a day as my old eyes allow me to solve. I enjoy all of them!! and the challenging ones the prefered ones. (now are you sorry you asked for all the feedback???? Laughing. You can tell how much I miss the "real world" can't you. Missmack keep on making challenging puzzles.
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