The puzzle is complete.

It has been a welcome distraction from current events and I found it very calming to work on. Because so many of the pieces were similar, I really had to focus my attention and spot the tiniest bits of variations to be able to place each piece. After a while, I began to notice the slightest variation in shade, or the speck of a different color I hadn’t noticed before that made each piece unique. (I’m sure there’s a life lesson in there somewhere.)
I think this is a beautiful image. I have applied puzzle glue, and after letting it dry overnight, will be framing and hanging this in our home.
It’ll be a constant reminder that we always have love in our home, even if it is growing harder to find evidence of it outside our door.
Stay safe.
COOL! that should have a place in your home. and there are still bright spots outside your door (like me)!
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A candle in the darkness!
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Beautiful!
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That must have been very difficult!
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It was, but in a fun challenge kind of way.
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Over 70-million people voted for good over evil.
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It’s just so disheartening that so many people still voted for the evil.
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I love your LOVE puzzle. What a wonderful accomplishment and a beautiful addition to your warm and cozy home. Happy Weekend.
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Thanks, G!
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A very lovely puzzle indeed
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Once we have the table space, I plan to complete a puzzle. And also a space where the fur babies aren’t allowed. I can see them continually interfering with the piece assortment.
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