Today, and going forward, seven or eight more times, we be having jigsaw puzzles, in Roy G. Biv, i.e. red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet. Or indigo/violet as one category.
Since I really don't think indigo is its own color. I mean, it's sorta blue, and sorta purplish a little, but not really distinctive, get what I'm saying?
I'm sure you do.
BTW, my jigsaw puzzle putting-together philosophy: It's a very calming thing to do, and I do some of my best thinking when I'm putting a puzzle together. When I was working in the animal shelter thrift store, once or twice a year this guy would come in looking for puzzles. His practice was to put on a jazz cd, while putting the puzzle together. We were of one mind, re: how it works on your brain, i.e. very positively.
Also, putting together a puzzle with a group is a fun thing to do, and fosters a lot of conversation. When I was at University of Exeter a hundred years ago, with my group from Penn State, on our off hours, we would sometimes work on jigsaw puzzles together, and have a great time doing it.
This would also be a fun thing for Christmas, especially with people you only see once a year.
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Now, today's puzzles, heavy on the color red:
big red flower and pale ghost of big red flower
SUPER COOL early 1940s movie poster for forgotten movie
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Elephants rate everywhere, and at all times
Probably the most difficult jigsaw puzzle in my shop
take a ride in red!
Ask a red question!
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The King, the Queen, and the Jack/Knave of Hearts
That's it for today. More - if I can get to it - tomorrow.
Until then, see the other 2,000+ puzzles in my shop here:
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