1,000 pieces and they made it round
My dear wife Karen and terrific daughter Elisabeth spent their inside time in the lovely little Dennis Port cottage working in tandem on the big puzzle we brought back with us this year. It’s the one bought during the September 2020 vacation that Karen couldn’t quite finish, so she dismantled it to put back into the box for another go-round.
Satisfaction.
Darn, that looks good.
Then they took it apart and started another we bought on the trip to Chatham!
George Three pitched in greatly on this one because, well, he likes doing puzzles and their departure date of Wednesday was fast approaching.
Done, II.
Yes, the second puzzle also was all put together.
And then taken apart and put in the box for Elisabeth to take with her.
Bless them all.
Mark Bialczak 
Those are some beautiful puzzles. I like the zone you can get in with a puzzle.
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Karen really finds them soothing, MBC!
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I completely understand.
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It looks very piece-ful, Mark!
＼(=^‥^)/’`
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When it all comes together, Patricia!
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Wonderful job ladies! My partner, Jeff, is a puzzle prince. I have to work in phases and he can sit for hours totally engaged!
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Cheers to Jeff’s patience, Karla!
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That’s the only thing but hey, it’s a thing!!
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Nice!
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They know how to relax, Nance!
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That reminds me that I have dozens of boxed puzzles in a closet and need to get back into that. Thanks, Mark.
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My you relax with them, CM!
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