The puzzle piece you think is lost is not.
Linked to Linda G. Hill’s One-Liner Wednesday.
One-Liner Wednesday — Puzzle Piece
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The puzzle piece you think is lost is not.
Linked to Linda G. Hill’s One-Liner Wednesday.
Comments are closed.
Poetry, Short Prose and Walking 
It is down the back of the sofa. Along with a million other things you cannot find. (Maybe not actually a million).
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One of the main reasons to move is to have an excuse the see what’s making that noise behind the sofa.
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🙂
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cracking up!
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Where is it Frank? I’m looking for it for a long time 🙂
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Sometimes I can’t find that missing piece until I’ve proven to everyone that it is lost.
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Always enjoy your one liners, Frank, even if I’m silent. (Life currently feels like a jigsaw with key pieces missing.) Are you hosting MTB tomorrow? Looking forward to it!
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Yes, I will be hosting MTB tomorrow. The theme will be “odes” or poems of praise–any form (or no form), any subject. Thanks, Jilly!
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Hooray!
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https://alice3927.wordpress.com/2017/11/08/good-things-take-time/ visit please☺😊
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Thank you, Alice. Your site looks nice.
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Thank you so much!🌹☺
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No it’s hiding in plain sight!!
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It is right in plain sight! Those jigsaw pieces all start looking like none of them will ever fit.
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😱😱
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A lovely optimistic one-liner, Frank
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I have sometimes thought the puzzle makers deliberately leave a piece out to make it harder, or rather, impossible. Thanks, Robbie!
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Reblogged this on The Militant Negroâ„¢.
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Thank you!
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I think my cats stole that piece and chewed it up. 😉
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We suspected our cat as well and even worried that she might mess up the partially completed puzzle on the table. But she was smarter than we were. She couldn’t care less about those puzzles.
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That is what we always told my grandmother all the time. She swore we bought incomplete puzzles for her, every year!
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I was thinking similar to your grandmother. If we didn’t lose a piece we couldn’t find, I wondered if it was ever in the box to begin with.
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LOL! 🙂
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i’ve heard it said
that puzzles
rarely
speak
rarely
puzzles that
said it heard i have..:)
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They don’t speak, but some of those jigsaw pieces look like people. I haven’t done puzzles in years and those were communal projects with our children. I usually thought we lost the piece we were looking for. Or the cat ate it. Or it was never in the box to begin with. Thanks, Fred!
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sMiLes.. Lost Puzzle
Pieces and Socks
thrown
in
to another Box..:)
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Nice comparison of those lost puzzle pieces and those socks that go missing! Thanks, Fred!
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Thanks to
China.. etc..
Cheap replacements
At Walmart..;)
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The dog pushed it under the sofa. He is smirking.
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We’ve always suspected our cat of doing something behind our backs. Thanks, Sara!
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Ahhhh!! And just when I gave up!!! 😉
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I give up on those puzzles quickly! Thank you, Linda!
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