What You See Is What You Get. This is a journal blog, an explore-blog, a bit of this and that blog. Sharing where the mood takes me. Perhaps it will take you too.
Won't you join me for a cuppa? This jigsaw has 99 pieces and a little more same-to-same in colour toning. Take your time. No rush. Put the kettle on...
It looks like I might be attempting my first ever online jigsaw puzzle (and in fact my first jigsaw puzzle in any form for about 4 decades) later today, as it turns out I picked up the Covid virus when down in the Borders last week and so am lying low for a few days. Had to happen sooner or later I guess... Cheers! Gail.
So just under 32 minutes but I'll admit I found the experience of doing a jigsaw on the screen (on my MacBook, not using a mouse) rather irritating as I kept inadvertently moving things around! Cheers, Gail (not yet a convert!)
Hari OM Well done! Hmm, I wonder if using the finger makes a difference. I've never tried that, always favouring the mouse. I know that holding and dragging enable moving multiple pieces to clear space. Perhaps with the finger, this occurs by accident? Not sure... it does take practice - I do hope there was enough with this to give another a go at a later time! Yxx
That kept her out of trouble for a little while. Furrings and purrings Mr T
ReplyDeleteIt looks like I might be attempting my first ever online jigsaw puzzle (and in fact my first jigsaw puzzle in any form for about 4 decades) later today, as it turns out I picked up the Covid virus when down in the Borders last week and so am lying low for a few days. Had to happen sooner or later I guess...
ReplyDeleteCheers! Gail.
so sorry to hear this Gail, POTP coming your way
Deletewith a big big big cup of coffee LOL
ReplyDeleteTea and cake as well as a view……lovely way to spend 20 mins 😊
ReplyDeleteI have edges sorted. We have an errand to run I'll be back
ReplyDeleteHugs Cecilia
DeleteTime 30:49 although I was gone for sometime after I got the edges done. EVery second counts
Hugs HiC
Ok this one took 15 minutes to frame it, giving up now but tht is 10 minues playing was the best i have done before
ReplyDeleteI haven't even tried, but wanted to let you know I visited your blog. I've been a bit absent from my blgger friends, I will do better.
ReplyDeleteSo just under 32 minutes but I'll admit I found the experience of doing a jigsaw on the screen (on my MacBook, not using a mouse) rather irritating as I kept inadvertently moving things around! Cheers, Gail (not yet a convert!)
ReplyDeleteHari OM
DeleteWell done! Hmm, I wonder if using the finger makes a difference. I've never tried that, always favouring the mouse. I know that holding and dragging enable moving multiple pieces to clear space. Perhaps with the finger, this occurs by accident? Not sure... it does take practice - I do hope there was enough with this to give another a go at a later time! Yxx
Definitely worth the time, I really like the layout of the the food, and the view!
ReplyDeleteThat looks yummy. namaste, janice xx
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