Wrap-Up: Times Square
It’s midway through February and we’ve finally wrapped up “Times Square” by Buffalo Games, which we picked because we thought it was appropriate for New Years Eve/Day. Given that we didn’t actually unbox it until…
Next Up: Times Square
With New Year’s upon us, it feels appropriate to break out Times Square by Buffalo Games. The image isn’t specifically of the Times Square New Year’s Eve party but I think the selection makes sense…
Wrap-Up: Here Comes Santa!
As expected Here Comes Santa! was a quick, fun, Christmas puzzle to do. The pieces were on the larger size, definitely needed less dexterity to handle. We finished this one the day before Christmas Eve,…
Next Up: Here Comes Santa
With Christmas right around the corner, I chose this 550 piece puzzle. I have no idea where it came from or why I kept it so long as to end up writing about it on…
Wrap-Up: Sherlock Holmes
After about a week of actual effort (the Next Up post for this one was published several days before we actually started work on it), “Sherlock Holmes” by New York Puzzle Company is done. I’d…
Next Up: Sherlock Holmes
After Jenny picked “Harry Potter Quidditch” as our last puzzle in early October, I’d decided that the shadowy, dark design of New York Puzzle Company’s “Sherlock Holmes” fit the Halloween season nicely and would be…
Puzzle Break: Random Hallmark Puzzle
In mid-October we got a message from Jenny’s mom with a picture of the box for a random 500-piece puzzle, asking if we wanted it. We didn’t but she also sent a message about a…
Wrap-Up: Harry Potter Quidditch
We took a little longer with this puzzle than we usually do. It was hard to get going on this puzzle, not really sure why. I think I had issues in part because, as I…
Next Up: Harry Potter Quidditch
It’s been a hot sec since we did a puzzle from New York Puzzle Company – and with the Hogwarts Quidditch season upon us once more – we are breaking out the 1,000 piece Harry…
Wrap-Up: Jack O Lanterns
With plenty of time left before Halloween, we wrapped up the spooky “Jack O Lanterns” by White Mountain Puzzles. The question I had going in was how the larger pieces would feel. The word that…