My Own Jigsaw Puzzle

My Yellowbird

There is always something new that causes delay each time I visit my website. Like today, I was in the process of signing in my blogspot when a certain link was posted below the sign in box with a heavy bold underline CHRYSALIS DREAMS. I was tempted to click the link and I drifted into the PUZZLE WORLD.

Soon as a new window opened, the chrysalis butterfly came into view; and in split seconds, it metamorphed into jigsaw pieces. I felt like a child feeling excited with a new found toy. I solved the puzzle but I went beyond the specified time. I did it in six minutes instead of hitting four.

It's a pity that I wasn't quick enough to copy the link* to attach here to see what I have accomplished. By the way, the author of that butterfly puzzle answers to the name Christine Feehan.

She happens to be an author and I was taken to her website. I thought she is the same person who owns jigzone, so I cut her off thinking I can go back to check it later because it also attracts membership. The internet is now heavily trafficked with endless commercialism. Needless, there is no fat chance at all to find her.

Jigsaw puzzle is one of my pastimes.

Here at home, I have collections of them and the largest box I got, contains 5,000 pieces. I haven't touched a bit of its piece, let alone dared to open the box because I know there is no point.

My reason being, I don't have enough space and my table is too small to accommodate these five thousand pieces. It's a classic picture of the globe.

To the world of jigzone dot com, I was invited to join, so I signed up. I uploaded a photo of a YELLOW BIRD, a rare visitor in the compound where I live, which I took sometime ago.

Then Jigzone program cut it out for me into jigsaw pieces which I quickly ran my mouse to put them back together. Guess what? I did it in 1:20 minutes!

Happy Blogging! Happy Reading!

Be safe, be well! See you later.

Copyright@2009, lcdancel, all rights reserved
14 february 2009

Note: Intended for future print publication.

Footnote:

link* Thankfully, her link is still being bannered in the sign in box. I clicked in and joined her blog followers.