Interesting, Casey. I can't make sense of it. How many floors are there. Looks like a lot.

Here is my latest finished puzzle. I have 2 more that I am working on. Keeps me from going stir crazy while the weather keeps me in.

I stay busy this winter, by doing 8 daily crossword puzzles and 1 - 243piece jigsaw puzzle (from jigzone.com)

I do a lot of crossword puzzles also as does my husband. We often spend an entire evening just doing puzzles, helping each other with the tough ones. The tv may be on, but we tend to ignore what is on. Just nothing piques our interest enough to stay tuned in to the content.

Steps going around the side of a large petroleum storage container.

Our gang at the beach past summer.

Gazania there are 8 floors.

How do you get up to your apartment...walk??? I would love to see that place from a different angle...cannot even imagine such a building!

And that other photo of the yellow stairs would be too much for me to do!

The group photo at the beach look a bit chilly...was it? (As if I need to ask, eh?)

I haven't quite caught on to this new set-up and it doesn't look like you can comment on individual posts...or can you? All I see is that you can 'like' it.

agathageorge

I like the puzzle pictures and the perspective pictures are very interesting.

The apartment stairs, are the ones on the right going up and the ones on the left going down? It is an interesting perspective. And no way could I do the yellow stairs. However in my youth we as kids would climb those kinds of stairs on the tall grain silos and the oil field tanks. Our mothers would have had a stroke if they ever saw us.

gazania_gw I love your puzzle. It is so bright and interesting.

I guess the staircase is really an optical illusion! I am underneath the stairs at the bottom floor looking up. It's only 8 floors, 10 steps per landing for a total of 20 steps per floor. Of course there is an elevator in the building! Here is another angle looking down.

I like that puzzle gazania! Doable but a challenge.

Maybe I already posted this, cannot remember. It's the puzzle I had made as a Christmas gift, from a photo. I was a little disappointed because the puzzle appeared a little washed out compared to the photo. But I was able to work it in spite of the complicated rug and all that orange fur.

caseynfld...that is just WEIRD...but very ARTISTIC! :)

And socks...I like the washed-out puzzle...that cat looks so REAL! Love it!

nola_anne

Thanks, Nola. The kitty is my friend's pet, so that's why I made the puzzle for her for Christmas. She adopted it from a shelter, not realizing that it's a Maine Cool cat, a very large, extra-furry cat.

My sister had a Maine Coon and they are 'Top Hat-type Cats' (classy) for sure! So beautiful and extra smart! :)

That was a neat gift to give, socks...very special!

nola_anne

Nice puzzles. Here is my latest. Sweet dreams.

It's hard to get a good picture. It is much lighter than it shows here.

Cute! How long does it take to complete one, emma?

nola_anne