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- 1Puzzlify notesPractical ideas for photo gifts, from the team behind Puzzlify: turn a personal photo into a private digital jigsaw you send as a link.Last post 27 Oct
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Behold the rare, twisted beauty of the crossword setter’s mind
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A thank-you for your church snowdrop walk hosts: the white drifts under the old yew mapped and signed, the paths swept, soup and tea in the hall, and the churchyard opened to visitors on Snowdrop Sunday, as a photo jigsaw with your note at the end
A thank-you for the church volunteers who host the snowdrop walk each February, mapping the drifts in the churchyard, signing the paths, making soup and tea in the hall and welcoming visitors on Snowdrop Sunday. A photo of the snowdrops under the old yew, as a jigsaw, with your note at the end.
A thank-you for your churchyard wildflower meadow team: long grass left to grow, yellow rattle sown, scythes out in late summer, and orchids by the old wall again, as a jigsaw
Written by the team behind Puzzlify. Puzzlify is our product, so weigh what follows with that in mind. We've tried to make this useful even if you never use it. We're not affiliated with any church, denomination, diocese, school, retailer, charity or community organisation. Old churchyards are…
A thank-you for your church weather-vane and cockerel restorers: the old gilded cockerel lifted down from the spire, bearings freed, fresh gold leaf laid on, and turning in the wind again over the village, as a photo jigsaw with your note at the end
A thank-you for the church volunteers who look after the weather-vane and the gilded cockerel on the spire, arranging the steeplejack, checking the bearings and re-gilding it so it turns in the wind again. A photo of the cockerel against the sky, as a jigsaw, with your note at the end.
A thank-you for your churchyard memorial bench restorers: old teak benches sanded back, brass plaques polished, fresh oil on, and a seat by the yew again, as a jigsaw with your note
Written by the team behind Puzzlify. Puzzlify is our product, so weigh what follows with that in mind. We've tried to make this useful even if you never use it. We're not affiliated with any church, denomination, diocese, school, retailer, charity or community organisation. Most churchyards have a…
How Much Do You Know About Stock Market Seasonality?
Is stock market seasonality signal or noise? Let's talk about patterns and tendencies we see across the trading and investing calendar.
How to Find More Words in NYT Spelling Bee (7 Tips That Actually Work)
I've been playing NYT Spelling Bee every morning for eight months. My first week, I was thrilled to hit "Solid" (around 20 words). Now I regularly reach Genius, and I've even found a few Queen Bee perfect scores. The difference…