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“Kolaches are a traditional Czech danish.” – From the photographer, who didn’t give his name. OK, today’s translation flag is Danish, and I know, you can’t translate a pastry, but you can eat one. To be honest, I couldn’t find a good picture to use to illustrate Denmark, but these looked good anyway. I didn’t […]

With all the translation puzzles, and the flags and things, Bob asked why I don’t do a flag. Well, today’s puzzle is the flag from Croatia, a very old place. They have found Fossils of Neanderthals there, and there are many historical sites that are favorites of tourists there too. OK, to change the subject […]

So, what country is represented by today’s jigsaw puzzle? Uh, none, actually. I took a country day off. I would, however, like to find out where you get tomato plants that grow like these. Enjoy! I have to go make my wife a ‘Mater sandwich.

Karlštejn Castle is located in the Czech Republic. It’s today’s jigsaw puzzle because the language translation flag of the day (located at the top of the page, for those who are new here) is Czech. I like it because it is Gothic in nature, and because it, and many parts of Prague have been in […]

Bulgaria is a country in south-eastern Europe. The Bulgarian language is our next translation flag, and I learned some interesting things about the country. To be honest, I had heard of Bulgaria before, but knew very little about it, including where it was. The photograph in today’s jigsaw puzzle is of a village located in […]

It’s back to our jigsaw puzzles based on the translation flags at the top of the page again, and today’s jigsaw puzzle is based on the Dutch language. Now, when I hear of Dutch, I think of three things: 1. Both people paying for their own food (OK, I’m cheap.) 2. Windmills 3. Wooden shoes, […]

By request, Sunday’s jigsaw puzzle is an abstract puzzle. Purple waves. Not “Purple Rain,” but purple waves. Of course, if I ever saw purple rain, I might get a tad bit worried. In fact, you probably would only see purple rain when doves cry. (OK, I’m showing my age. I’ll quit now.)

(I’m taking a break from the translation jigsaw puzzles for the weekend.) It got very, very hot today, 100 degrees! It felt like I was on a tropical island beach somewhere. At least I found a bit of shade in this tree. Now, if I can only find a coconut somewhere…

I visited Greece when I was in the Navy. I ate at a nice, small Greek pub, much like the one in today’s jigsaw puzzle. They call it a pub because they serve alcoholic drinks, I guess, but they also serve some fantastic food. There are hundreds of these small pubs around, and the people […]

Russian is the language flag of the day. I watched an old cowboy movie this weekend because I was bored. Then I remembered this photograph of a Russian cowboy, and picked it for today’s jigsaw puzzle. Russia is the largest country on earth, and covers nine time zones.

Today’s language is Arabic. I find the written script to be unique and don’t think I could ever learn it, much less write it. Still, it is a rich and ancient language. I spent quite a bit of time in the Persian Gulf, visiting some of the countries there. I went to Saudi Arabia a […]

I lived in Japan for ten years. Actually I was stationed in Japan for ten years, but spent a good part of that “haze gray and under way,” which is the Navy way of saying I was gone to sea a lot. Anyway, the next flag is for the Japanese language. I learned some Japanese […]

Monday’s Free Daily Jigsaw Puzzle We are up to Spanish for our flags (which translate the page into different languages, for those of you who are new here.) I visited Spain years ago. Many of the buildings were white, like in today’s jigsaw puzzles. I walked down a street much like this one, where I […]

I’m taking a break from the translation puzzles, and while searching for something unique to use, ran across this old photo of an orchard in winter. Lots of trees! Bingo! It’s a little on the tough side, but I think you will enjoy Sunday’s jigsaw puzzle.

Corsica is a French region, or territorial collectivity. Of course, they speak French there. Napoléon Bonaparte was born in Corsica, and it has been inhabited for thousands of years. Yes, France, or rather French, is the language of the translation flag above for today.

Friday’s Daily Jigsaw Puzzle Since the next flag is Germany, I wanted something nice and different. I’ve never been to Germany, but I’ve worked with and known people from there. These three cute blond German girls looked like they would make a nice jigsaw puzzle, especially since they are all dressed alike.

The next flag on our parade is from Portugal. Today’s jigsaw puzzle is of Porto City, the second largest city in Portugal, and dates back to the 4th century. It features a rich culture, with lots of places to visit.

Wednesday’s Jigsaw Puzzle Today’s Translation Flag themed puzzle is from China. I’ve been there a half dozen times, playing tourist, and having a lot of fun. I bought my mother a Chinese bathrobe many, many years ago. It had some fancy embroidery on it, much like the embroidery in today’s jigsaw puzzle. Oh, I don’t […]

Tuesday’s Jigsaw Puzzle The third translation flag at the top of the page is Korean. I visited Korea a few times when I was in the Navy. The people there are generally very friendly, and there is a lot to see there as well. The picture in today’s jigsaw puzzle is of the War Memorial […]

Monday’s Daily Jigsaw Puzzle The country for Monday’s jigsaw puzzle is Toblino Castle in Italy. It has an interesting history involving murder and romance. (Yeah, I know. My puzzles are to die for, right?) Ahem. Anyway, this puzzle is in my International series because of the translation flags at the top of the page. If […]

Since a lot of folks checked out the translation flags at the top of the page yesterday, I decided to spend a few days doing jigsaw puzzles of scenes from other countries. Of course, Bob had to give me some trouble over it. I picked out a nice photograph of our first foreign themed puzzle, […]