reworking an analogy used by a smart friend
i feel like i'm trying to put a puzzle together without the corner pieces, i don't think i even have any of the edges. the pieces still have pictures on them so it's not hopeless, it's just hard. i think some of the pieces are the same shape too, but they can't go in the same spot, of course.
or maybe it's one of those 3D puzzles of the empire state building or an anonymous head, and nobody told me. maybe i'm wasting time trying to put all the pieces flat on the table.
whatever, i just hope that when i'm done, it's a bunch of fish swimming in bright blue water. with pretty green seaweed. that puzzle was always my favorite.
i think i'll redo the puzzle of the eiffel tower in g-lo's room. dooley will have to help because she is the only one i trust in that class. but it needs to be done soon because it's falling over.
or maybe it's one of those 3D puzzles of the empire state building or an anonymous head, and nobody told me. maybe i'm wasting time trying to put all the pieces flat on the table.
whatever, i just hope that when i'm done, it's a bunch of fish swimming in bright blue water. with pretty green seaweed. that puzzle was always my favorite.
i think i'll redo the puzzle of the eiffel tower in g-lo's room. dooley will have to help because she is the only one i trust in that class. but it needs to be done soon because it's falling over.