Jas he looks identical to our sweet Max, he was big and no fat, he was an awesome cat. He adopted us just showed up one day and said that he thought this would be home. Lol. It was a very sad day when we had to put him down, he had leukemia unfortunately. Gorgeous kitty!

I put a suction cup one on my window about 3 ft from my recliner and really enjoyed the close up view. I also had the smallest wood pecker visit the one with bird seed. One day he knocked on the window for his dinner. I heard of that happening to others, but didn't quite believe it until I saw/heard it for myself. The window gets dirty but worth it. My picture is not as good as yours, but will post it anyway.

Susanwv, never framed any, but have given some completed puzzles to a local charity that has a guy who frames them and then they are sold at the charity's flea market booth as a fund raiser. Usually any puzzles I buy are passed to either my neighbor or my sister in law who lives 100 miles away. Those people in turn pass them to friends or family. Most puzzles are enjoyed by 4 or 5 people before being given to either the local Veterans Hospital or a charity for fund raising. I was out shopping today, and came home with 3 new puzzles. They were cheap, I just couldn't resist. Just what I needed, lol to add to the 20 or so I have in waiting.

Cute little vintage sampler offered on Etsy, which I missed out on, someone bought it before I could. :( I saved the pic. Then went and bought all the material to have one sewed for me by the quilting ladies at the church. It's been nearly five years and so far no sampler. I would go nuts trying to sew it myself, no talent in that area or should I say patience.