Blackbirds Roost at Mill Creek by Charles Wysocki – Buffalo – 1000 pieces
Another gorgeous Wysocki is on the board, this one’s giving me a bit of a run for my money – it’s not an easy one that’s for sure! Still the challenge is fun and I love putting together his artwork (most of the time) and it makes for lovely meditation.
After laying out all the pieces and assembling the border I went and took a break, rested in bed for a while. When I came back to the board my son had already put together most of the words! That he’s enjoying puzzles and working on mine with me makes me very happy – but the words are my favorite part! *stomp*🤬
That’s alright, he should have fun with them just like I do. We’re still working on it together today, and maybe while I’m off at the doctor this afternoon he’ll get some more of the harder parts done. Here’s hoping!
This is one of my favorite Wysockis! I can understand your mixed feelings about your son doing the words – I love that part. 🙂
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Me too, but as usual I did the mom thing and let him do all the words even though it would have made me happy to do them myself.
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I hate when someone works all the easy stuff and leaves the boring part for me! Grrrrr!
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Me too, but then he’s my baby boy so I can’t get too terribly angry. Plus, I want him to love puzzles so it’s best for him to get some of the fun parts too!
And…sometimes the boring or difficult parts are almost like meditation for me and I love to get completely absorbed in them. Always a silver lining, right? LOL
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Right. Some times I decide to do the sky just to get it out of the way and end up enjoying it!
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Exactly, I knew you’d understand! Puzzle people rock!
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