When I was a toddler, my Dad would like to trick me. He'd turn the pieces over to try to stump me. It never worked. I always figured out where they went. One morning, as Owen was doing this shapes puzzle - he completed it once, then dumped it out to do it again. The second time he didn't turn the pieces over to match the colored shapes to the colored spaces - he knew exactly where they went, without flipping them over. And all this - made me think of my dad :) I'm grateful I have a great Dad - who spent time with me as a child doing puzzles, reading books, and grossing us out while trying to teach his girls to fish...
Monday, May 7, 2012
Puzzle flashback
Owen LOVES to do puzzles. He is quite good at them too. I also LOVED to do puzzles as a child. I actually still love a good puzzle... Whenever my kids ask me to help them put together one of the 100 or 150 piece puzzles - I end up finishing it when they get bored and leave the table. I can't just stop, I have to see it through.
When I was a toddler, my Dad would like to trick me. He'd turn the pieces over to try to stump me. It never worked. I always figured out where they went. One morning, as Owen was doing this shapes puzzle - he completed it once, then dumped it out to do it again. The second time he didn't turn the pieces over to match the colored shapes to the colored spaces - he knew exactly where they went, without flipping them over. And all this - made me think of my dad :) I'm grateful I have a great Dad - who spent time with me as a child doing puzzles, reading books, and grossing us out while trying to teach his girls to fish...
When I was a toddler, my Dad would like to trick me. He'd turn the pieces over to try to stump me. It never worked. I always figured out where they went. One morning, as Owen was doing this shapes puzzle - he completed it once, then dumped it out to do it again. The second time he didn't turn the pieces over to match the colored shapes to the colored spaces - he knew exactly where they went, without flipping them over. And all this - made me think of my dad :) I'm grateful I have a great Dad - who spent time with me as a child doing puzzles, reading books, and grossing us out while trying to teach his girls to fish...
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