ith but never completed: the 1993 edition of the 1000 piece strong Noah’s Ark jigsaw puzzle. We’re not really sure if we were cured from all of our emotional scars of childhood (not that there were many), but we did learn interesting tid-bits of information. Did you know that Noah commanded all birds to not defecate over the arc? Apparently, we learned piece by piece, he had a little trouble with the Pigeons.
Friday, September 21, 2007
A Puzzle from the Past
We are not part of the Harry Potter generation--unless reading the last page of the last book counts. SPOILER ALERT. Harry lives. Several of our twenty-something friends told us that that they were “finally finishing their childhood” when to got their hands on the seventh and final book. Having never gone through such an important self-defining moment in life, we thought it would be symbolic to complete a puzzle that both of us grew up w
ith but never completed: the 1993 edition of the 1000 piece strong Noah’s Ark jigsaw puzzle. We’re not really sure if we were cured from all of our emotional scars of childhood (not that there were many), but we did learn interesting tid-bits of information. Did you know that Noah commanded all birds to not defecate over the arc? Apparently, we learned piece by piece, he had a little trouble with the Pigeons.
ith but never completed: the 1993 edition of the 1000 piece strong Noah’s Ark jigsaw puzzle. We’re not really sure if we were cured from all of our emotional scars of childhood (not that there were many), but we did learn interesting tid-bits of information. Did you know that Noah commanded all birds to not defecate over the arc? Apparently, we learned piece by piece, he had a little trouble with the Pigeons.
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