Puzzle Sunday (35)
To celebrate we're leaving the middle of the darkness, I chose among other puzzles a puzzle of roses.
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blogging lists, friends, ...
- original thinking in kabbalah
- good practices teaching (dutch)
- Hester Macrander (dutch)
- Linda Spaanbroek (dutch)
- List of learning methods
- schrijvenonline blogroll (dutch)
- Challenge from India
- Yudkowski to reveal bayesian mystery
- mathbloglist
- neurobloglist encephalon
- Serendip
- ktismatics
- Bluevicar
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- my dutch blog
- my french blog
- independent scholar
- encyclopedia britannica
- dictionary of Philophy of mind
- Snark's impatience remedy for writers
- hesiak
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more blogs that I visit, some are very very good
- (english) philosophical weblogs list
- (english) blog about thinking
- (english) scholar's blog
- (french) livres pour enfants
- (english) Rabbi levi's blog
- (english) Kafka project
- (english) mad scientist matt, writer
- (english) thoughts on the road, writer
- (dutch) literair tijdschrift
- (dutch) Sergio, writer
- (dutch) Aelberts, writer
- (dutch) Susan, writer
- (dutch) Psyping, many qualities
- (dutch) Luthien, writer
- (dutch) literatuuraire
- (dutch) Langenveld, writer
- (dutch) Kitana, writer
- (dutch) de Winter, writer
- stevenski
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2 comments:
Puzzles are wonderful, aren't they? They require patience and perception. You have to be able to visualize the completed parts...and search for the shape that will work. I like pattern recognition.
Last Christmas we did two puzzles in France...I should get some to do here. It's wonderful to just leave it on a table, wander up to seek a piece or two, then return to other distractions.
Thanks for the idea, Odile.
Meilleurs voeux!!
I came back to tell you that I found us a puzzle and it sits on the end of the dining room table partially done. It is a photograph of birdhouses in a green woods...so pretty!
Thank you again for the inspiration.
Meilleurs voeux!!
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