All of my puzzle boards are empty, and I haven’t chosen what’s next for any of them. I have two large fabric covered boards and a white board, and for the first time in several weeks they’re all bare. There are so many puzzles to choose from here that I haven’t been able to narrow down which one is next.
I’ve had a VERY difficult 1500 piece puzzle on my second board for a few weeks now, working on it here and there, but never long enough to get too frustrated. It’s not an image that I would normally choose to assemble, but it is beautiful artwork and the puzzle was one that I brought over from mom’s house. I remember when she found it at the thrift store and that she loved the image; and even though she knew it would be a challenging puzzle she thought that the two of us together would be able to get it done. We never got the chance to work on it together, but I got it done for her. 💝
So, many empty boards and no new puzzles in the works just yet. Hopefully I can decide on something today and get it started. Although, I may take the day off and lay around in bed, we’ll have to wait and see.
My Jigsaw Journal 
Stacey, sometimes it’s good to relax, clear your mind as well as your boards and recharge those batteries. Have a relaxing weekend!
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Thanks Ellen, you too!
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Did you finish that difficult 1500-piecer?
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I did. You can check it out on the February page, I finished it the first day of the month. 🙂
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Interesting, it looks really difficult!
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Many times reader, first time commenter, I just wanted to share a “just snapped” story (recent, I’ve barely recovered).
Falcon (around Britain) 1000 pieces – man moving through idyllic snow scene in picturesque village – I had completed about 90 % and all of a sudden (not out of nowhere, though, because I had had it up to here with the many colours of sleet, snow, stone fence with a hint of snow…) and after testing 100 pieces I simply snapped and grabbed two corners … and the rest is history 😀
Two weeks later, and I’m still looking for inspiration … so I completely get the no inspiration situation.
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Oh my! I can definitely relate to that! (Winter scenes with snow are absolutely NOT my favorites) I hope you get your puzzle mojo back soon.
Thanks for commenting, I love hearing from readers! It’s nice to meet you Heidi! 🙂
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That is a funny story Heidi! Love it.
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