I bought this puzzle last year for my son-in-law, he always loved that leg lamp from A Christmas Story. It's packaged up in its very own crate and still sealed in plastic wrap. After Christmas when it was time to pack up and go home there was no room in the suitcase for this prize of a puzzle. I think I will send it to Casey to add to his collection. I just love the crate-box, not so sure I feel the same about the puzzle.
500 pieces. Oy!
ReplyDeleteHey.... on a snowy night, what better to do? Speaking of snow, can't wait for a Boston tour on its first snowy day.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE THIS PICTURE TO THE LEFT OF THE LITTLE GIRL READING THE BOOK. HOW FUN. ALSO I THINK CASEY WOULD LOVE YOUR GIFT. HE HAS GIVEN US SO MUCH EVERYDAY.PUT SOME HUGS IN A EMPTY BOX FOR ME AND SEND IT IN YOUR PACKAGE. TELL HIM I SAID WHENEVER HE NEEDS A HUG HE CAN OPEN THE BOX AND GET ONE.
ReplyDeleteGRANNY LOU.
Granny, the little girl reading was part of the sculpture display the city put on. I went around and photographed them all. Same with the little girl at the stop sign. However the boy in the middle is real and my grandson out in California, he just started second grade.
ReplyDeletewow. that looks huge! i don't know if i could put together a puzzle like that. i need my patience for other projects, lol.
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