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This puzzle has been removed due to an accusation of a copyright infringement. As the claim is on an image nearly fifteen years old, knowing the original source is difficult at best. I have always used only pictures I have taken myself, or pictures I have downloaded from either paid or free-to-use sites such as […]
Tuesday’s Daily Jigsaw Puzzle The photograph in today’s jigsaw puzzle is by Torsten Bolten We have a ton of youth soccer leagues around our area. It is becoming a very popular sport. In my youth, it was flag football. In a few years, I’m sure the game of choice will be Pyramid.
This guy looks like he is selling snake oil. (Hey, they get oil from fish, so why not snakes?) In the old old days, people would often set up on the side of a street to sell things, including potions guaranteed to fix about anything. I wonder if I can get one to fix Mondays?
I had an appointment at the VA on Friday, and while I was there, I saw what appeared to be a homeless man walk into the hospital. When I got to the check in, he was there already in line, waiting to be seen. Looking around, I realized that more than a few of the […]
Kochi (Gesundheit!) is the capital city of Kochi prefecture in Japan. It’s another place I got to play tourist at, and I found the people to be mostly friendly. A couple of friends and I ended up in a Karaoke bar, where I proved, once and for all, and without a shadow of a doubt, […]
(Note: Sorry this is late. I had a little glitch that kept me from uploading the puzzles last night caused by my ISP. It’s fixed.) There is a new Animated jigsaw puzzle, located on page 18 of the Animated Puzzles section. Now for today’s regularly scheduled jigsaw puzzle. Town squares are often meeting places for […]
It takes a lot of True Grit to name a chicken “Rooster,” especially if it’s of the Cogburn variety. These one-eyed tough as nails roosters could run little Kim Darby and her horse ragged. Yep, some Rindstone cowboy would do good to steer clear of a rooster that could marshal up the kind of courage […]
Little kids come up with the darnedest things. Glasses from tinker toys, or a flower. A cardboard box turned into a spaceship (or a navy ship…) Well, one of these two kids has a birthday in a couple of days. If you know her, wish her a happy birthday for me. Wayne
(Yes, I will get back to the translation jigsaw puzzles.) I visited Kyoto while I was in Japan. It had lots of temples. I may have seen this one, but it’s been a while. When you learn about temples like this, and their history, you learn a bit about yourself as well. One thing I […]
First, a quick thank you to those who wrote to say they liked yesterday’s puzzle. Your feedback is appreciated. OK, on to Sunday’s jigsaw puzzle. This walkway through the water reminds me of some trails I’ve hiked in a few other countries. Unlike here in the USA, there really aren’t any handrails to keep you […]
OK, you should know that Swedish is spoken in Sweden, not Switzerland. (Hey, I knew that. I just wanted to see if you knew the difference.) Sweden is the third largest country in the European Union. And Swiss watches are not made there.
Wednesday’s Daily Jigsaw Puzzle The next translation flag was for Hindi, (not Hindu) which is a language that covers parts of several different countries. I really couldn’t come up with a picture that suited it, so I skipped ahead to the flag for the Polish language. This image of some housings, or apartments as we […]
“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 […]
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 […]
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.)
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.
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.
Friday’s Free Daily Jigsaw Puzzles Years ago I went to Mexico, and while there I bought some souvenirs, and some things for gifts for my family. I shipped them home, but unfortunately the post office decided to play earthquake with the box. My carefully wrapped pieces of glass, and the wooden toys in the box […]
