Last weekend, Gaby and I stumbled upon a garage sale in a village. We dropped by just to look if there were some bargain books we could buy, but ended up taking home a 1000 piece puzzle for the family to enjoy for a steal price of P40!

What started out as a family project became my own personal project. Alas, the kids were not as interested in putting the puzzle together as I expected. I suppose the art work might be too complicated for them than I thought. So I ended up fixing the puzzle myself. Kuya JR (my yaya's son) helped me too. And after three days, the puzzle was finished!
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The finished product!
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But the worst thing that could happen to a puzzle happened
-- a piece gone missing!
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ACK! Where are you, missing piece?!? |
So, with a heavy heart, I had to dismantle my masterpiece...
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Dear puzzle, 'till the next time... *sniff* |
asus. the only reason the kids were not 'interested' was because you shooed them away everytime they came near. haha
ReplyDeleteha! but whenever i asked them to sort out pieces, they'd suddenly run off and played :) Gaby got the hang of it later on, and was able to add about 10 pieces to the puzzle :)
ReplyDeletei thought you said 20 pieces?
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