We woke up to hard frost this morning, so this is a perfect puzzle for today. Hope you have a great weekend!
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No can do. Reminds me too much of what my brain feels like right now. :)
ReplyDeleteHugs from Barefoot in Baton Rouge
That one was a bit trciky.
ReplyDeleteFrost... I'd forgotten what it looked like!
ReplyDeleteNo puzzles- my MS is scrambled enough to keep me busy for months!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
Blessings to you!
6:02: Brutal. I just upped the total average time for everyone else.
ReplyDeleteAh, frost. I'm not quite ready for it this year...
ReplyDeleteI'm never ready for the first frost, or any after that.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to do the puzzle, but it wouldn't load and I was to brain-fried to attempt to figure out why. Oh, will back to writing. :-)
ReplyDeleteOoh, frost. I love the fall and winter. Of course, here in TX we don't get much of either.
ReplyDeleteDid it snow Saturday? Out in Minneapolis we had a light snow to wake up to, but it melted by mid-day.
ReplyDeleteDave, it tried to snow this weekend, but there's nothing on the ground, so I'm happy. It's a good thing we took the tomatoes in last weekend though.
ReplyDeleteAnd for all you guys who are living in warmer states... Lucky ducks! ;)
Crimogenic, I'm not sure why the puzzle didn't load for you. Maybe try again later?
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